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, and you can define your own custom 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 them
• Use Group > Custom Group to create named groups
• Use Run To or breakpoints to control large groups of processes
• Use Watchpoints to watch for variable changes
For instance, here is the Processes Tab after a group containing 10 processes (in dark blue below) is selected in the Toolbar’s Group pulldown list. This identifies the processes that will be acted on when you select a command such as Go or Step.
