Hi There,

I had another question which maybe rather categorized as a programming
question, but anyway it may be good to ask it here. Since it is about FFMPEG
somehow.
I wanted to see if there is anyway to debug an FFMPEG code, and see the
function stack in Linux.
What I exactly wanna do is here:
I've made a simple code to decode a video and extract a frame.
I've compiled it using GCC and have the executable file.
Now, I wanna know while I am running the executable file on a video which
functions in FFMPEG's source code are called exactly.
For example, I wanna see when I call "av_codec_decode_video", the "decode"
function inside this function points to which function in FFMPEG's source
code?
Is there anyway to find it out in Linux, and have a list of the functions
called during the program execution and the c file in which these functions
are located.

Thanks is in Advance,
Alireza.

PS:If you don't know of a way to do it Linux, but you believe it can be done
easily in Windows (e.g. in MVC++), I still appreciate your guidance on how
to do that
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