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Subject: GDB, Memory, and NSPR Threads?
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 18:26:18 -0700
From: Stephen Wynne <stevemw@northwest.com>
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1. Does anyone have a set of hints about identifying and moving
   among NSPR threads on FreeBSD/Mozilla?
2. Is there any talk about extending GDB to understand NSPR threads?
3. I'm using more than 250MB of VM to run GDB on this thing. Is
   that normal?

I'm stuck right now, so any replies to #1 would *really* be
appreciated.

Thanks,

Steve

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