2009/10/7 Ryan Stone :
> If a thread has a name, top -H will display it in parentheses after
> the executable name. One option would be to print the tid there if
> the thread has no name.
>
Thanks for your suggestion. I would like the TID always to be
displayed, so displaying it when there is no
If a thread has a name, top -H will display it in parentheses after
the executable name. One option would be to print the tid there if
the thread has no name.
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Hello,
I was using "top -H" to display all the different threads on my
system. I then wanted to use cpuset to pin a thread to a particular
core, however, I couldn't find the thread ID. So I've hacked top to
display thread IDs. Hopefully this patch is useful to something, and
perhaps it should be i
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