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Re: Examining kernel thread state at run-time

Subject: Re: Examining kernel thread state at run-time
From: Quinn <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 8 Feb 2007 12:22:08 +0000

At 10:35 +1100 8/2/07, Sam Vaughan wrote:

I remember being told by an Apple engineer quite some time back that there was an internal tool that only worked on Intel that did just this. I asked about it at WWDC last year and was told to look for "stackshot". I distinctly remember the guy suggesting I "man stackshot". Now that I try it I can't find it, so hopefully someone can reply with more details.


Alas, "stackshot" isn't part of any current public release of Mac OS X.

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