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GNU GDB's Pedro Alves:
> One thing [[!message-id desc="I asked myself"
> "200810131935.35253.pedro@codesourcery.com"]]
> was, if gnu-nat.c couldn't be using the port's id as thread ids instead of a
> locally auto-generated number. Maybe the thread id of the main thread would
> be preserved across execs this way
Also see [[thread numbering of ps and GDB]].
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`attach` to a multi-threaded process. See threads 1 to 5. `detach`. `attach`
again -- thread numbers continue where they stopped last time: now they're
threads 6 to 10.
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