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| pstack-expect-gdb (print stack traces of running processes)
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| pstack uses expect to run gdb to attach to each process named on
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| process.  One may print threads with thread 1 either first or last.
| There are verbose modes for debugging, or just to see how it works.
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| Homepage https://github.com/duncan-roe/pstack-expect-gdb
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