Borland OptimizeIt has a nice feature: deadlock detection. It shows graphically locked threads and gives you the place in code where deadlock has occured. Sometimes such a feature is indispensable. Is it possible to implement it in YourKit? Does it make sense?
Thank you.
Deadlock detection
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Thank you for your kind words.
Regarding deadlock detection: of course this is a nice feature and it makes sense. Definitely we'll implement it in the future.
BTW, JDK 5.0 already has good enough built-in deadlock detector: just press Ctrl+Break in Java console (or kill -3 PID under Linux) and JVM prints very useful text information about found deadlocks.
Regarding deadlock detection: of course this is a nice feature and it makes sense. Definitely we'll implement it in the future.
BTW, JDK 5.0 already has good enough built-in deadlock detector: just press Ctrl+Break in Java console (or kill -3 PID under Linux) and JVM prints very useful text information about found deadlocks.