Synchronizing Processes and Threads

When you run a multi-process or multi-threaded program, you might want to synchronize the execution of processes and threads for more efficient debugging. You can synchronize execution manually using a hold command, or automatically by setting a barrier point. You can also use the Run To command (or duntil in the CLI) to run a process or thread to a specified line in the Source view. In this way, you can synchronize processes and threads so you can step them together.

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