It's a bug in FPC.
It's fixed but only in FPC 3.3.1.
You can use FpcUpDeluxe to install this. Then use 331 for debugging, and 3.2.2 for release builds.
IIRC with FPC 3.2.2 you can workaround, but it's rather awkward...
If you are in an "object" then it wont work.
But, if the caller has the object in a local (or global) var.
e.g. the caller did
FooObject.SomeMethod
And you are in SomeMethod, then you can select the caller in the callstack window. And FooObject can be inspected.