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Is there an application that will do what Threadscope or the parallel tools of Visual Studio does for multithreaded program analysis in Linux?

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For those people who know neither Threadscope nor Visual Studio but know about Linux debugging tools, what features are you after? – Gilles Apr 21 '12 at 22:39
@Gilles: Thanks. I'm after, for example, how much work each thread has done, how much waiting time per thread, etc. As much info about how a multithreaded program has run as possible. – Dervin Thunk Apr 21 '12 at 22:42

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There are many tools. Intel VTune Amplifier (formerly VTune Performance Analyzer), Oracle Solaris Studio for RedHat Linux includes visual Thread Analyzer. And a number of tools were mentioned in this Stackoverflow thread or this thread.

Many of the available profiling tools can be accessed via Eclipse Linux Tools project.

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