| GCORE(1) | General Commands Manual | GCORE(1) |
gcore — get core
images of running process
gcore |
[-c corename]
pid [pid ...] |
gcore creates a core image of the
specified processes suitable for use with
gdb(1). By default, the core is
written to the file
“<progname>.core”, where
“⟨progname⟩” is the
program name of the process corresponding to the pid that is given on the
command line. This filename can be changed by supplying the
-c corename argument, or
setting “proc.<pid>.corename”
with sysctl(8).
gcore appeared in
4.2BSD, disappeared in NetBSD
1.2, and reappeared in NetBSD 2.0.
| March 26, 2017 | NetBSD 11.0 |