TotalView Groups
TotalView automatically organizes your processes and threads into groups, allowing you to view, execute, and control any individual thread, process, or group of threads and processes. TotalView defines built-in groups that help support full, asynchronous debugging control over your program.
For example, you can:
Single step one or a small set of processes rather than all of themUse Group > Detach and Process > Detach to isolate certain processes or groups and remove them from debugging control. Use Run To or breakpoints to control large groups of processesControl breakpoints when using the fork() or execve() functions Share action points across multiple processes or set them in individual processesUsing Run To to control stepping and execution | |
Setting the focus to Group (Share) to run just a single share group | |
Control breakpoints when using fork() or execve() | |
Control an action point’s scope, or width, to stop a group of processes, a single process or a single thread | |
How TotalView predefines groups |
