Messages in this thread | | | From | Stefan Parvu <> | Subject | Re: ps m for threads option | Date | Tue, 3 Aug 1999 08:58:24 +0300 |
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Hello,
Linux kernel does not have "full" thread support ? Could you be more precise ? What do you think could be possible let's say like this:
process 1 |_____ thread 1 |_____ thread 2
and if you "ps auxm" you must see this tree on ps ?
I am waiting from you more details about how-to /proc for Solaris to add support in Linux.
Rgds, Stef
On Tue, 03 Aug 1999, Albert D. Cahalan wrote: > Stefan Parvu writes: > > > Using 2.2.5-22 kernel and ps procps version 2.0.2 there is a flag > > for ps, m showing the threads. Could somebody tell me what version > > I should use of ps and of the kernel to have access to threads ? > > The "m" option is forced on, since the kernel does not have full > thread support. Threads look just like processes. > > I'd like to fix this. At a very minimum, I need a way to identify > tasks that share address space. This is poor though, since I would > have to make ps sort processes by default. I think ps should be > somewhat fast by default. > > I'd really like the same /proc files as Solaris has. Then I could > quickly identify threads. > > BTW, I'm also hoping for a /proc/*/tty "link" that points to the > tty device. > > I'll get all this done in a few years if I don't get any help. > Anybody dislike waiting that long? Give it a shot.
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