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sorry about the unclear queation, i meant : <br />
how can i see all the threades of a proccess on solaris ?<br />
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tx. <br />
hagai.
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sorry about the unclear queation, i meant :
how can i see all the threades of a proccess on solaris ?

tx.
hagai.

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this is not what i want, i want to see the actual threads and not the lwp's, not every thread has got an lwp so this number is not always equal. <br />
i would also like to see for each thread which function is it exceuting, do you think this is possible ? <br />
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any way, tx for youer help. <br />
hagai.
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this is not what i want, i want to see the actual threads and not the lwp's, not every thread has got an lwp so this number is not always equal.
i would also like to see for each thread which function is it exceuting, do you think this is possible ?

any way, tx for youer help.
hagai.

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the pstack command gave me what i looked for, tx for youer help. 
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the pstack command gave me what i looked for, tx for youer help.

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hello. <br />
<br />
i can i see sll the threades of a proccess on solaris ? <br />
<br />
tx.<br />
<br />
hagai.
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hello. 

i can i see sll the threades of a proccess on solaris ? 

tx.

hagai.

see proccess threades on solaris.

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