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[Python-Dev] post mortem after threading deadlock?

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> Is there any possibility of getting some post-mortem info out of a
> multi-threaded system whose threads are deadlocked?

You could attach to the process using a C debugger (e.g. gdb), and
have a look at the C stacks of each thread. Then, you can look into
the variables of the eval_code invocations to get a clue of what the
Python stack is.

Regards,
Martin

P.S. Isn't this off-topic for python-dev, and rather a question to
python-list or python-tutor?

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