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<derek__>
Thanks, @fche
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<derek0883>
HI is it possible let demangle C++ function in systemtype, probefunc() return something like this: _ZL14ProcessMessageP5CNodeRKNSt7__cxx1112basic_stringIcSt11char_traitsIcESaIcEEER11CDataStreamlRK12CChainParamsP8CConnmanRKSt6atomicIbE
<fche>
derek0883, no, we haven't pulled in a c++ demangler
<fche>
you could c++filt the output
<derek0883>
Thanks!
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<Amy1>
How to get the threads creation process? such as one thread0 create child thread0,1,2
<fche>
you can catch fork/clone syscalls for example
<Amy1>
it seems Dtrace can print this easily.
<Amy1>
how to get thread affinity?
<fche>
hm, not sure, but you can intercept affinity setting syscalls too
<Amy1>
but I don't know which syscall
<Amy1>
it seems too cumbersome.
<Amy1>
Are there finished scrips?
<fche>
none that I'm aware fo
<Amy1>
oh
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