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This question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2724045/can-i-get-the-stack-traces-of-all-threads-in-my-c-app led me to look at the Managed Stack Explorer http://mse.codeplex.com/
The Managed Stack Explorer sounds perfect, but doesn't work with .Net 4.0.
So, still no solution. All I really need is to get the stack-traces of all running threads. -
Hi Gareth,
You are welcome to use our internal support tool, Red Flag, to dump the stacks. It works in a similar way to MSE, except it doesn't automatically dump the stacks -- you have to do it from the "Actions" menu. But I have got .NET v4 support in it. -
Hi Brian
That's very kind of you. Thank-you very much. I'll give it a go and see what I can uncover.
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This indicates a threading issue and it is extremely difficult to reproduce at will.
What would be great would be to allow the user (or my app internally) to grab a stacktrace of all threads or something that will allow me to narrow down where the problem is occurring - on which thread, and what is blocking.
I know that threading issues are notorious, but can you suggest any way for me to troubleshoot this. I'd love to put a big button for users experiencing this problem to press, which will send this useful info to me.
I know this is a very broad question, and not actually related to SmartAssembly, but I'd appreciate any pointers ;-)
Thanks,
Gareth.