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Is there an equivalent command in gdb to that of windbg's !process 0 7 With info threads you get a list of all threads, and with thread other_thread_num you can switch to another thread. I want to extract all the threads in a dump file along with their backtraces in gdb
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Info threads doesn't output the stack tr. I want to know if it is possible for gdb to show a thread tree i.e Is there a way to print stacktrace of all threads without attaching gdb
Or is there a command which i can use as gdb batch mode to print stacktrace of all threads?
When i hit a breakpoint in gdb, and i need to find out what thread this is on, i do info thr This prints out the list of all the threads in my program, and the current thread is marked with a * i. I am developing a scripting tool for gdb/linux core dump, where if i point script to core bump , it lists all stack traces of all threads under process i.e, what i am trying to achieve is pretty m. I am in a gdb session trying to debug a core dump with more than 200 threads
When i do thread apply all bt in gbd, i have to press enter key repeatedly for more threads. There are many threads created in my application Some of the threads name are visible in the gdb while i execute the command 'info threads', others are not displayed How to get all the thread name
I searched online but in vain
Info thread provides all the threads the are currently alive in the process attached with gdb
