Re: locked thread - how to investigate?
- From: andrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Andrew Gabriel)
- Date: 01 Mar 2008 17:12:25 GMT
In article <b337d410-772c-4fa6-a020-67efd28f1292@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
inetquestion <inetquestion@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Yeah, stuck in a loop is probably a better description, but I really
can't say for sure. With truss is there any way to focus on a
particular thread?
Sounds like a good RFE to me.
I remember using it once before and was
overwhelmed with mass amounts of output.
If there are any syscalls in the looping thread, they're presumably
dominate the output. If there aren't, you could try truss with -u::
to list library calls in the loop, if it's making any.
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