Re: help needed in debug please

"pmm" <muralipmanohar@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I am working on a router which is Coded in ansi C ,it uses number of
> semaphores,threads
> I want to know that how can we know what threads are currently alive
> in a program being executed ,I do not have the support of <bold> GDB on
> my target board ,not even gdbserver,</bold> my way is very crude by
> placing print stmts in between the line and knowing the status.
> kindly suggest me a way to know what threads are alive as one of then
> throwing a segfault I am not able to determine which one
> thanks in advance

Standard C has no support for threads. Try a newsgroup specific to
your system, or perhaps comp.programming.threads.

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