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If one were to visualize the running of a program, I suppose one would start by getting the call graphs of the program.
But how would you get the call graph of c/c++ programs while on the run?
edit: clarifications, I’m currently running things on linux, using g++, but I suppose I am also curious about solutions if I’m using a different platform.
I’ve used etrace to trace executions of programs.
Egypt does the same thing, but only has a limited support for C++.
Both requires the program to be instrumented with gcc.