How to Log Stack Frames with Windows x64

Question

I am using Stackdumps with Win32, to write all return adresses into my logfile. I match these with a mapfile later on (see my article [Post Mortem Debugging][1]).

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Answer 1

Watch this, I do not know if it is relevant:
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Working with Assembly Code Assembly code is straightforward to port to AMD64 and 64-bit Windows—and is worth the effort for performance reasons! For example, you can take advantage of the new 64-bit general-purpose registers (r8-r15), and new floating point and 128-bit SSE/SSE2/floating point registers (xmm8-xmm15). However, there are new 64-bit stack frames and calling conventions you should learn about in the ABI (application binary interface) specifications.
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