At startup, TotalView displays your program’s code in the Source pane, along with its default views: the Processes & Threads, Lookup File or Function, Action Points, Call Stack, Local Variables, and Data View.
Figure 33 – TotalView’s Default Views
• The Processes & Threads view lists all processes and threads under TotalView control. You can use the Window > Views menu item to customize the displayed views.
Since the program has been created but not yet executed, there is no process or thread listed here.
• The Lookup File or Function view takes any keyword search and returns a file or function from within your program’s files.
• The Replay Bookmarks view displays bookmarks created to mark a point in program execution history.
• Action Points displays any breakpoints you set.
• The Call Stack view shows the backtrace of the thread that is currently in focus once the program is running.
• The Local Variables view displays information on the current thread’s variables.
• The Source view displays your source code’s main() function before execution.
• Three views are visible at the bottom: Action Points, Command Line and Logger.
— Data View enables you to evaluate expressions to observe your data while your program is running.
— Command Line, which, when selected, displays a prompt for entering CLI commands:
— Logger which, when selected, displays logging output from TotalView. The logger also displays any output from your program that is directed to stdout:
