I have tried the following links, from StackOverflow and other sites,[I tried, but it didn\'t helped me, so i can\'t avoid duplicating]
StackWalk64 on Windows - Get
If your environment is Visual Studio, you can insert a Tracepoint and input
$CALLSTACK
in its edit box, after checking Print a message.
To do it, right-click on the line you want and select Breakpoint > Insert Breakpoint (or alternatively, insert a breakpoint clicking on the left of the editor line you want, then select When Hit).
Then you will see a detailed report in the Output window, having file name, line number and function name. It served me to successfully discovered some memory leaks.