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From: Fabian Cenedese <Cenedese@indel.ch>
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At 15:30 16.08.2004 -0400, Eli Zaretskii wrote:
>> Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 16:20:39 +0200
>> From: Fabian Cenedese <Cenedese@indel.ch>
>> >
>> >The closest GDB comes is "break <location> thread <number>".
>> 
>> Yes, that's along the lines I was thinking. And after intense looking I even
>> found it in the manual. I missed it the first time as the break command
>> is explained in 5.1.1 whereas break <location> thread <number> by itself
>> is in 5.4.
>
>The `i' (Info-index) command is your friend.  In an Info browser, type
>"i thread<TAB>" and you will be presented with a list of
>thread-related index entries that are recorded in the manual.  Through
>sheer luck (or maybe something else ;-), the very first entry is
>exactly what you wanted.

Did I mention that I work on Windows? Does the info browser exist there
as well? I'll see if I find something. The printout of the manual is also
quite helpful, you can use a marker :) But of course searching is...
manually :)

Thanks

bye  Fabi