mdb -p pid
::stack
where pid is the process id of interest. I don't expect to see anything
different from pstack.
On 4/15/14, 9:23 AM, Youzhong Yang wrote:
I am interested in what a running process is doing, i.e. its user
stack. I know pstack can be used to print process stack, but sometimes
it may not work as you expected.
Is it possible to use mdb to view process stack? There's a blog
article 'use mdb to view process stack' created by some ex-Sun/Oracle
engineer but it's no longer available.
Thanks,
Youzhong
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