Support Core.Compiler.InterpreterIP in building stacktraces #38566
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This was referenced Nov 27, 2020
The new inference timing captures a backtrace for each descent into inference as a mechanism to find out who it was triggered by. This allows us to convert those backtraces to stacktraces when we need to.
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The new inference timing captures a backtrace for each descent into
inference as a mechanism to find out who it was triggered by.
This allows us to convert those backtraces to stacktraces when we need to.
CC @NHDaly