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Re: NSThread -setName:
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Re: NSThread -setName:


  • Subject: Re: NSThread -setName:
  • From: Rosyna <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 18:23:00 -0700

Looks to be just an "ivar" entry in NSThread. I think if you want it in posix, you need to use pthread_getspecific() or something. But it's nothing like Windows' support of named threads. (ie, you won't get love from gdb).

Ack, at 11/8/07, John Stiles said:

I noticed that NSThread now allows setting the name of a thread for debugging purposes, a long overdue feature (Win32 has had this for quite some time).

Is this functionality exposed at the Posix level? Our current threading code uses pthreads and I wouldn't want to rewrite it all just for names on threads unless I have to, but it's tempting nonethelessŠ

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