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Trying to understand, why my C++/Qt application creates 18 threads, while i don’t create more than 4, considering main() as 5th thread, where Qt’s event loop is executing.
OS: Win7-32.
Assuming the OS is windows: you can use ProcessExplorer (click on the process, threads, and you can check the call stack for each thread).
Also, if you are using visual studio, you can switch between threads or see them all in the “Parallel Stacks” (attach to a process, Debug->Windows->Parallel stacks).