This will dump to stdout (either Terminal where you launched the app,
or Console if the app was bundled).
Karl
On Apr 29, 2005, at 8:23 AM, email@hidden wrote:
In a message dated 4/29/05 5:33:06 AM, Isak Styf <email@hidden>
Try running the code as "stand-alone" as possible,
cause it to crash and then dump its thread state with
"kill -INT <pid>" on the terminal. You can get the pid
from the "top" command in Terminal. If you have a
deadlock it will be shown in the crash log that will
be generated when you interrupt the process with kill.
I was curious about this and tried it with a running Java app. It
certainly did the kill, but I did not get any form of dump. Does the
dump only appen if there is a deadlock? Is some other option needed to
see the thread dump?
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