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09-29-2008
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how to identify running threads using commands
Dear All,
I am developing one project using QT Designer 3.3.5. In my project contain 27-pthreads and 5-RT Task. how to i know how many threads are currently running in my application using linux command. I was try ps -ef , but it doesn't show the threads. kindly help me with is regards. 
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10-02-2008
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it is good for you know the source as well by netstat -na
ps -ef works with pipe or | just to show u application that currently running eg: ps -ef | grep "processname" or you can do this: ps -u "yourid" eg: ps -u root
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