Utility for inspecting python stack of running process (x64 linux only) Usage: sudo pytb [pid] If you want to also see greenlet tracebacks, use sudo pytb -g [pid] Supports viewing python 2 and python 3 tracebacks (it will try to guess, however you can help it by specifying -2 or -3 option)
The utility works by reading /proc//mem (this is why sudo is needed). Also it uses nm and objdump for finding offsets of inner python structures.
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