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How does one debug threads?
Modula-3
Modula-3 supports user-space thread breakpoints. For further help here, please refer to the Modula-3 specifications.
C/C++ (and anything compatible with gdb)
Gdb supports children processes and threads equally (since they are based on the task paradigm) if they do not share PIDs. Those threads which share PIDs can be accessed using the good-old-fashioned printf debugging (for now). (Can someone guide me on accessing specific processes within gdb?)
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