You can now debug your CUDA-based autonomous machine applications running on the Xavier’s ARM 64-bit CPU and 512-Core Volta GPU architectures, including using TotalView’s memory debugging technologies to find memory leaks and other memory problems in your code.

The UI is designed to support multiple themes, so try the first new theme by selecting the Dark icon from the Display tab on the Preferences dialog.
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When debugging mixed language Python and C/C++ applications, you can now use Python 3.5 and above. A range of OS Python distributions are supported including Enthought.

You can now debug programs that require input entered at the console while the application is running.

The macOS platform now supports FlexNet Embedded style tokens.This enables customers sharing tokens between Linux Arm64, Linux PowerLE, and Linux x86-64 to also share them with macOS versions of TotalView.

This release includes numerous bug fixes, stability improvements, and operating system and compiler updates. Also included are several CUDA enhancements to improve performance and stability when debugging multi-GPUs and when debugging host and GPU managed memory variables.