On Linux, this can be done with pthread_setname_np. The maximum length for the name is 16 (really 15, since it ends with a zero byte) so it needs to be truncated. The threads will then show their given name in info threads. This makes debugging so much easier.
On Linux, this can be done with
pthread_setname_np. The maximum length for the name is 16 (really 15, since it ends with a zero byte) so it needs to be truncated. The threads will then show their given name ininfo threads. This makes debugging so much easier.