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Fibers are available in the C API through the \texttt{TracyCFiberEnter} and \texttt{TracyCFiberLeave} macros. To use them, you should observe the requirements listed in section~\ref{fibers}.
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\subsubsection{Connection Status}
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To query the connection status (section~\ref{connectionstatus}) using the C API you should use the TracyCIsConnected macro.
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\subsubsection{Call stacks}
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You can collect call stacks of zones and memory allocation events, as described in section~\ref{collectingcallstacks}, by using macros with \texttt{S} postfix, such as: \texttt{TracyCZoneS}, \texttt{TracyCZoneNS}, \texttt{TracyCZoneCS}, \texttt{TracyCZoneNCS}, \texttt{TracyCAllocS}, \texttt{TracyCFreeS}, and so on.
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\end{bclogo}
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\subsection{Connection status}
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\label{connectionstatus}
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To determine if a connection is currently established between the client and the server, you may use the \texttt{TracyIsConnected} macro, which returns a boolean value.
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