Thread ID in debugger window versus console
Thread ID in debugger window versus console
- Subject: Thread ID in debugger window versus console
- From: Peter Duniho <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2009 17:45:17 -0800
In the debugger window, threads are numbered sequentially and
displayed in decimal, from 1 to N. Output to the console (for
example, NSLog output with process and thread ID) has some other
hexadecimal number for the thread (I presume some kind of OS
handle...I'm less familiar with Unix debugging, but every other
platform I've used has a similar concept).
Given the number in one, how do I match that to the correct number in
the other?
Bonus points if there's an _easy_ way to do that. :)
And barring that, is there some way in the debugger, once an exception
has occurred (exception thrown, fault, etc.), to at least show the
thread where the exception happened?
This seems like such a basic thing to need to do, I feel like I must
be missing something obvious. But, after nearly an hour looking for
the answer, I'm ready for someone to just point the obvious out to
me. :)
Thanks,
Pete
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