>>>>> "Anthony" == Anthony Green <green@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: Anthony> The attached trick appears to work. Rather than wrap the Anthony> pthread_create symbol, we override it with our own Anthony> implementation and then use a glibc runtime linker trick to Anthony> get a pointer to the real pthread_create. This seems like a reasonable approach when libgcj is linked into the resulting executable. But how can it work if we dlopen() libgcj and then attach a previously-existing thread? I was wondering if there was some /proc-reading approach (or something like that) that we could use to find information about threads. Tom
