Regardless of any user provided maximum stack depth boost::stacktrace::basic_stacktrace<>::init will try to obtain 128 stack frames.
For older Microsoft platforms like Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP this is problematic as RtlCaptureStackBacktrace has a stricter limit on the stack depth.
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Coverage remained the same at 90.044% when pulling 5e85e7414ab6006c398385593338dba5e0b9e4c6 on JanEisenhauer:develop into 4123beb4af6ff4e36769905b87c206da39190847 on boostorg:develop.
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Regardless of any user provided maximum stack depth
boost::stacktrace::basic_stacktrace<>::init
will try to obtain 128 stack frames.For older Microsoft platforms like Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP this is problematic as
RtlCaptureStackBacktrace
has a stricter limit on the stack depth.