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Quick way to find the stream claimed in gdb?

When my Cocoa application clicks on an assertion in the code, gdb gives me a hint as expected, but it is never (normal, rare) in the correct thread.

I know I can use the Xcode GUI debugger, and this makes it a little less painful, but I think there should be a gdb command line trick that I don't know.

Is there an easier way to find a thread that was approved differently than changing for each thread and issuing where?

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(gdb) thread apply all bt

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(gdb) thread apply all where 5

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(gdb) set height 10000
(gdb) set logging on
(gdb) thread apply all where 5
(gdb) shell

gdb.txt .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1728333/

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