Hi,Sir,
I know the thread name from linux kernel, since I add printk in/kernel/sys.c
function sys_prctl(),
But I do not know where is the code to start thread in gstreamer code?
If I know the code, I can use prctl() to modify the name that I want.
Below is the example that I got when gstreamer playing mp3 file.
It confused me about the name "pool", and "aqueue:src",
the name "audiosink-ringb" seems be truncated as you mentioned.
Do you have idea about where is the code start thread in gstreamer?
sys_prctl, 1769, pid=7934, name=pool
sys_prctl, 1769, pid=7935, name=pool
sys_prctl, 1769, pid=7936, name=pool
sys_prctl, 1769, pid=7936, name=aqueue:src
sys_prctl, 1769, pid=7939, name=audiosink-ringb
2012/7/26 Stefan Sauer <
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> On 07/25/2012 11:38 AM, Soho Soho123 wrote:
>> Dears,
>>
>> Does anyone know how to assign name in gstreamer ?
>> for example:
>> when in playing state, I would like see the "playbin" thread by ps command.
>> Is there any method to do that?
>>
> GStreamer is already setting the pad-names that start the thread as a
> thread name. This only works on linux as far as I know. Also the names
> unfortunately get truncated. You could overwrite the name using prctrl()
> in stream-status message if you want.
>
> Stefan
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