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In Unix/Linux the top command has the -H option to give a more details information about the threads within a process. On Macosx there seems to be no -H option! Is there anything similar for Macosx?
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The top command shows a live view in the Terminal with the list of apps with the most CPU utilization. The top command also displays memory, CPU and disk stats at a glance. To close this view, either close the Terminal window or go back to the command line prompt by pressing Control + C to quit the top command.
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I think there's no such or similar option in top for OS X, but you can try htop which displays threads in somewhat similar way to htop -H.
Although OS X doesn't have htop binary, you can build and install it from source (e. g. according to this guide: https://web.archive.org/web/20110122020519/http://geektechnica.com/2009/07/how-to-install-htop-on-osx )
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