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Re: [cdt-debug-dev] Thread names in CDT debug view?
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The way we determine native thread names in GDB is by using the "info threads" GDB
command implemented in a custom GDB remote target connection. I believe that this
approach is quite common in the embedded world. On Solaris, the "info threads" GDB
command reports the Solaris LWP id. I don't remember what OS information "info
threads" reports on Linux and Windows.
Best regards,
Stefan Bylund
Alain Magloire wrote:
> >
> > The standard CDT debug view shows the GDB thread IDs of the debugged application
> > (e.g. "Thread[7] (Suspended)"). Instead of showing the GDB thread IDs, I want to
> > show the thread names (e.g. "Thread[<threadname>] (Suspended)") as is done in
> > the standard JDT debug view for Java threads. This is much more useful if the
> > target OS supports thread naming and you have a large amount of threads in your
> > application. Is there an extension point for this purpose? If not, which CDT
> > method(s) should I modify to get this behaviour?
> >
>
> How do you retrieve thread name in gdb on your platform ?
>
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