public PcodeFrame getFrame() {
		return frame;
	}
Get the frame at the time of the exception

<p>
Note that the frame counter is advanced <em>before</em> execution of the p-code op. Thus, the
counter often points to the op following the one which caused the exception. For a frame to
be present and meaningful, the executor must intervene between the throw and the catch. In
other words, if you're invoking the executor, you should always expect to see a frame. If you
are implementing, e.g., a userop, then it is possible to catch an exception without frame
information populated. You might instead retrieve the frame from the executor, if you have a
handle to it.

@return the frame, possibly {@code null}
Ghidra/Framework/Emulation/src/main/java/ghidra/pcode/exec/PcodeExecutionException.java