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Support Windows #2

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RichardWarburton opened this issue Feb 17, 2014 · 2 comments
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Support Windows #2

RichardWarburton opened this issue Feb 17, 2014 · 2 comments
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I don't use windows or know the toolchain, need to find a helpful person.
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Merge pull request #2 from RichardWarburton/master
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improving map unit test jvm-profiling-tools#2
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fixed code-review jvm-profiling-tools#2 comments
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Adds <AppIdSelectorComponent /> (jvm-profiling-tools#2)
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* Adds App Id selector

* Adds AppIdSelector component
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LunNova commented Sep 4, 2017 •
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Windows doesn't seem to have an equivalent to SIGPROF, unfortunately.

Asynchronous Procedure Calls are nearly right - but they require the thread to be in a special alertable state before they will run. :(

"QueueUserAPCEx_v2" here uses a kernel mode driver to do it.

It may also be possible to suspend a thread, call SetThreadContext and resume it. Code example.

Does JFR actually use AsyncGetCallTrace on Windows?

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@nallar Seems like APCs would work fine - the thread does need to be allocated up front, and the thread needs to just sit in a loop calling SleepEx(), and then the APC function would get called on that thread.

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