PyStack works on Windows in WSL. Includes calls to inline functions in the native stack. Can be quite confusing when you're looking at stack trace because you have function B that calls function C and C equals D. This is in C, not in Python, right? Because Python doesn't have inlining. That's true. We have something that we call inlining, but it's not the same thing. There is no macro at the compiler level. But there is a technique in the debugging information that can include the fact that it was a microder. So we can pretend that that was a function call.That's crazy. I didn't see that coming, yeah. Py