On Fri, 28 Jan 2022 07:34:21 GMT, Chris Plummer <cjplum...@openjdk.org> wrote:
> The test does a "threadcontext -v -a", and from the following output > determines the threadID of the SteadyStateThread: > > `Thread "SteadyStateThread" id=23 Address=0x000001dc51749420` > > It then tries threadcontext on this id, but it fails: > > > + threadcontext -v 23 > Couldn't find thread 23 > > > This only happens on Windows. It turns out that each time you attach on > Window, the threadID for a thread can change. Some added diagnostic output > showed that for the SteadyStateThread, it changed from 23 to 20, and there is > no thread with an ID of 23. > > The only way to make this this part of the test work Windows as expected is > to parse the output of "threadcontext -v -a" without first doing a detach, > and then doing the "threadcontext -v 23" without having to attach again. > Unfortunately the test infrastructure for Clhsdb tests (and specifically > ClhsdbLauncher) don't make this easy to do this. You can't easily see the > output without first detaching, and then attach again on the next command. > For this reason I've chosen to not verify the output of the "threadcontext -v > <id>" part of the test when running on Windows. ClhsdbLauncher will still do > the normal checks to make sure no exceptions or errors are present in the > output. Thanks for the reviews David and Serguei! ------------- PR: https://git.openjdk.java.net/jdk/pull/7259
