Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sun, 8 May 2005 22:00:34 -0700 (PDT) | From | li nux <> | Subject | NPTL: pid of a thread and gdb |
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I am using the NPTL ilbrary to create a thread. In NPTL the parent and the thread have the same pid. Then on what basis gdb differentiates between the threads which have the same pid ? gdb gives following message when it encounters a pthread_create() statement:
[New Thread 1075138688 (LWP 7034)] [New Thread 1077242800 (LWP 7037)]
the LWP 7034 is the pid of parent process (in this case LWP is same as pid). from where does it calculate LWP 7037 for the thread ? (in this case LWP is different from pid, pid for the thread is still 7034)
-lnxluv
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