Stack Trace with GCC

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Hi ,
	

  I am an undergraduate student at IIT Bombay working on the control flow
 of GCC while compiling c code.I am intrested in tracing the path of gcc
 during compilation.I don't see any good material on this topic anywhere.
  One approach is to  put break points in all of (176) c files
 in gcc directory and check the flow but that seems to be very time
 consuming . 
  In response to my previous mail, Lars Segerlund 
<lars.segerlund@xxxxxxxxx> suggested me of stack trace , but
I am not able to do so in a right way.So I am not getting the
complete trace.Is there any way out to get the complete stack trace???


 --Hari

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