Comment on Using /proc to get a process' current stack traceparentComments−pjmlp7yYes, it feels strange to hear millennials talk about UNIX, when they are actually talking about GNU/Linux, and many things don't apply to e.g. OS X, Aix or many other variants.−monocasa7y...the article doesn't say unix at all with the exception of when the go code at the end is in fd_unix.go in it's source trace.−pjmlp7yI was supporting the parent post about doing stuff in Linux only way, instead of UNIX in general.−monocasa7yThere isn't a UNIX way for grabbing the kernel stack trace.
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Yes, it feels strange to hear millennials talk about UNIX, when they are actually talking about GNU/Linux, and many things don't apply to e.g. OS X, Aix or many other variants.
...the article doesn't say unix at all with the exception of when the go code at the end is in fd_unix.go in it's source trace.
I was supporting the parent post about doing stuff in Linux only way, instead of UNIX in general.
There isn't a UNIX way for grabbing the kernel stack trace.