For example, you have a dump like this:
"MyThread" prio = 1 tid = 0x0850c9f8 nid = 0x1baf runnable
What does nind mean here? Is this the hex value of pid or lwpid?
I think this is a thread id (i.e. a process id).
nid Native Thread ID: Important information, since this native thread identifier allows you to correlate, for example, which threads from the point of view of the OS use most processors in your JVM, etc.
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