In the C language, __FUNCTION__ can be used to get the current function\'s name.
But if I define a function named a() and it is called
There's nothing you can do only in a.
However, with a simple standard macro trick, you can achieve what you want, IIUC showing the name of the caller.
void a()
{
/* Your code */
}
void a_special( char const * caller_name )
{
printf( "a was called from %s", caller_name );
a();
}
#define a() a_special(__func__)
void b()
{
a();
}