TotalView Reference Guide : Part I: CLI Commands : Creating Type Transformations : C++View
C++View
C++View (CV) is a facility that allows you to format program data in a more useful or meaningful form than the concrete representation that you see in TotalView when you inspect data in a running program. To use C++View, you must write a function for each type whose format you would like to control.
This section contains the following topics:
*“Writing a Data Display Function”
*“Templates”
*“Precedence - Searching for TV_ttf_display_type”
*“TV_ttf_add_row”
*“Return values from TV_ttf_display_type”
*“Elision”
*“Other Constraints”
*“Safety”
*“Memory Management”
*“Multithreading”
*“Tips and Tricks”
*“Core Files”
*“Using C++View with ReplayEngine”
*“C”
*“Fortran”
*“Compiling and linking tv_data_display.c”
*“C++View Example Files”
*“Limitations”
*“Licensing”