From: Bob Carragher (bobthedancer_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Jan 03 2002 - 17:15:09 GMT
Andi Kleen <ak_at_suse.de> writes: > Signal 32 is usually used by LinuxThreads for its mutex synchronisation. > You could just ignore it. I don't think ups is thread aware on linux yet, so > ups will not see the other threads, but you could at least debug a single > thread. Unfortunately, there is no apparent way for me to set up Ups (that I'm aware of) to ignore this signal. When I try to expand the signal list in the Ups window, only up to signal 31 is displayed. In any case, it's the subsequent thread(s) that I care about, so if I had no access to the spawned threads, then I would still not be able to debug properly. Since I know very little about the mechanics of threading (be it in Solaris or Linux), I will assume it's a fairly complex one to deal with, particularly for a debugger. So, should I assume that that functionality will not be soon available under Ups? Thanks! Bob Carragher
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