How do I count programatically the number of threads?

From: nanolucifer (niranjan.tulpule_at_gmail.com)
Date: 12/27/04

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    Date: 27 Dec 2004 09:12:23 -0800

    Hi,

    I have a process (Linux) which loads some libraries like 'xerces',
    'ACE' etc which in turn spawn their own threads. I am writing a
    monitoring tool which needs to display the number of threads that the
    process has spawned. How do I do it programatically? Are there any API
    available? I checked the pthread library, but could not find a useful
    method in there. Can anyone please help me out?

    Thanks,

    NT

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