unix command to display all threads for a process 1

[mmque]

Is there any unix command we can use to display the status of all threads in a multi-thread process? If so, any example to run this command?

Thanks.

 

[teriviret]

It depends on what flavor of UNIX and what implementation of threads you are using. In some cases threads and processes are one and the same -- for example, POSIX threads in Linux...

If indeed your threads are actually processes then the "ps" command would be useful.

 

[SamBones]

In Solaris, the command [tt]ptree[/tt] will show all processes in a process tree. See the man page for details.

Hope this helps.

 

[Clairvoyant1332]

The ptree command will show you all the parents and children of a particular process, but not the threads. The -L option to the ps command (under Solaris) will show you the threads.