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          >K
          analyze(67,0), line 94
          countwords(0,512), line 73
          main(2,5098)
          >
 
     The example above shows the functions on the stack in the reverse
     order in which they were called. Since 'analyze' is on the top, it
     has been called most recently; in other words, it is the current
     function.
 
     Each function is shown with the arguments it was passed, along
     with the last source line that it had been executing.
 
     NOTE: The function main is shown with the following command-line
           arguments:
 
             ■ argc, which is equal to 2
 
             ■ argv, which is a pointer equal to 5,098 decimal
 
           Since the language is C, the function main is always on
           the bottom of the stack.
                                    -♦-