Mike Hornsby <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Also, a process trace usually shows what a process is waiting for.



That's better, but what I expected  (The process is an ODBC driver)...

:debug

DEBUG/iX C.39.06

HPDEBUG Intrinsic at: a.00fb1fc0 hxdebug+$e8

$1 ($134) nmdebug > pin #221

$2 ($dd) nmdebug > tr,d,i

PC=a.0018999c enable_int+$2c

NM* 0) SP=41854df0 RP=a.0077956c notify_dispatcher.block_current_process+$338

NM 1) SP=41854df0 RP=a.0077b3ac notify_dispatcher+$268

NM 2) SP=41854d70 RP=a.0086a2c0 ipc_impede+$268

NM 3) SP=41854c70 RP=a.0086a044 ?ipc_impede+$8

export stub: a.021a3304 sk_block+$1c8

NM 4) SP=41854b30 RP=a.021a3c7c sk_block_for_completion+$110

NM 5) SP=418549f0 RP=a.021d87e4 sk_recv+$268

NM 6) SP=41854870 RP=a.02189498 IPCRECV+$2f4

NM 7) SP=418547b0 RP=a.02189170 ?IPCRECV+$8

export stub: 37c.0005a3ac

NM 8) SP=41854570 RP=37c.00068008

NM 9) SP=41854510 RP=37c.0a000000

Can't unwind. Address has no unwind entry. (error #1905)

Can't get next stack frame. Can't trace any further. (error #1914)

$3 ($dd) nmdebug > exit

:



Thanks Mike!

-Craig



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