While it is definitely a thing in some legacy enterprise applications, there is plenty of applications not written in that style. Also, let’s add that the Java

While it is definitely a thing in some legacy enterprise applications, there is plenty of applications not written in that style. Also, let’s add that the Java platform is unique in being written purely in Java almost entirely - so when you see a stacktrace (and I assume this “depth” feeling originates from those), you actually see everything that happens almost down to the CPU. While in many other programs’ case the platform looses track by passing the FFI boundary, so that libc/whatever part becomes invisible to you.