The onstat -g stk command dumps the stack of the specified thread ID. The top section displays the current state of the thread. The bottom section is the thread.s stack dump.
Stack for thread: 16 flush_sub(2) base: 0x142e7018 len: 33280 pc: 0x00664070 tos: 0x142eefc0 state: sleeping vp: 1 0x004a44fc (oninit)flush_sub(0x1, 0x1, 0x6, 0xa012794, 0x14110320, 0x99de1c) 0x00670054 (oninit)startup (0x9b228c, 0x1, 0x142d92b8, 0x142e42b8, 0x142d92b8, 0x0) 0x004a456c (oninit)flush_sub(0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0) 0x00000000 (*nosymtab*)0x0
Label | Description | Format | See Also |
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Stack for thread | The requested thread ID and its name | Str | onstat -g ath |
base | Hex | ||
len | Dec | ||
pc | Hex | ||
tos | Hex | ||
state | The current state of the thread | Str | onstat -g con |
vp | The virtual processor ID on which this thread is running | Dec | onstat -g glo |
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