There's backtrace_symbols, but to get decent info you need linker flag -rdynamic. I much prefer the stack traces from Rust, or Java (Apples to Oranges compariso

There's backtrace_symbols, but to get decent info you need linker flag -rdynamic. I much prefer the stack traces from Rust, or Java (Apples to Oranges comparison there, as comparing a compiled language trace to one from interpreted language). For new projects needing a systems language in permissive environments I see no reason to go with anything other than Rust or Go, though there are other options that might be as good that I'm not familiar with. Unfortunately, there's a lot of legacy code (there are still people getting paid to maintain COBOL programs - not me though), and there are a number of restrictive environments where any technology newer than 8 years is a tough a sell.