Thomson

> There's a couple possible reasons you could be getting empty string back from this function. > > 1. You're calling into the Runtime when there are no call frames,...

> Is there a particular reason you need to use `getCallStackNoAlloc`? Otherwise this is quite simple to get the error string using JSI. > > ``` > // Grab "Error"...

> @ThomsonTong13 if you are detecting a timeout, does that mean that you want to obtain the stack **asynchronously**, while the JS is still running? Yes, I want to obtain...

> I'm still not sure I understand why you need to use `getCallStackNoAlloc`. Either way, this seems to be a question more so about RN, not Hermes. Hermes has no...

> > I'm still not sure I understand why you need to use `getCallStackNoAlloc`. Either way, this seems to be a question more so about RN, not Hermes. Hermes has...

> @ThomsonTong13 When execution is interrupted due to a timeout (after setting `watchTimeLimit`), we throw a JavaScript exception carrying the stack. This exception cannot be caught in JS, but you...