TotalView features the next generation user interface of its debugger.

Currently, the next generation UI is supported on Linux x86 64-bit, macOS, Linux PowerLE and Linux ARM64 platforms. It supports multi-process and multi-threaded debugging, and MPI and CUDA debugging.

Note that all TotalView functionality is fully available through the Command Line Interface (CLI) even if a feature has not yet been added to the new UI. Depending on the tools you use, the functionality may not appear in the user interface yet, however.

TotalView incorporates ReplayEngine technology. With this feature engaged, you can go backwards in the debugging session to find, for example, where an obviously incorrect variable value went wrong.

TotalView supports C++11 features for the GNU compiler, including support for lambdas, transformations for smart pointers, auto types, R-Value references, range-based loops, strongly-typed enums, initializer lists, user defined literals, and transformations for many of the containers such as array, forward_list, tuple and others.

Each new release will include additional functionality based on a priority list that you can help influence. Please send email to tv-beta@roguewave.com with your feedback and feature priorities.

HPC functionality from the classic user interface continues to be added to TotalView. These are the major areas of CLI functionality not yet supported by the UI:

For new TotalView users, this UI is the default. To launch the classic UI if necessary:

For information on contacting Perforce, conventions used in the documentation, and documentation for Classic TotalView, see Appendix A D, Resources.