TotalView Reference Guide : Part I: CLI Commands : CLI Commands : dstatus
dstatus
Shows current status of processes and threads
Format: 
dstatus
Arguments: 
This command has no arguments
Description: 
The dstatus command prints information about the current state of each process and thread in the current focus.
If you have not changed the focus, the default width is process. In this case, the dstatus command shows the status for each thread in process 1. In contrast, if you set the focus to g1.<, the CLI displays the status for every thread in the control group that contains process 1.
Command alias: 
 
Alias
Definition
Description
st
dstatus
Shows current status
ST
{dfocus g dstatus}
Shows group status
Examples: 
dstatus
Displays the status of all processes and threads in the current focus; for example:
1: 42898 Breakpoint [arraysAIX]
1.1: 42898.1 Breakpoint \
PC=0x100006a0,[./arrays.F#87]
 
f a st
Displays the status for all threads in all processes.
f p1 st
Displays the status of the threads associated with process 1. If the focus is at its default (d1.<), this is the same as typing st.
ST
Displays the status of all processes and threads in the control group having the focus process; for example:
1: 773686 Stopped [fork_loop_64]
1.1:773686.1 Stopped PC=0x0d9cae64
1.2:773686.2 Stopped PC=0x0d9cae64
1.3:773686.3 Stopped PC=0x0d9cae64
1.4:773686.4 Stopped PC=0x0d9cae6
2: 779490 Stopped [fork_loop_64.1]
2.1:779490.1 Stopped PC=0x0d9cae64
2.2:779490.2 Stopped PC=0x0d9cae64
2.3:779490.3 Stopped PC=0x0d9cae64
2.4:779490.4 Stopped PC=0x0d9cae64
 
f W st
Shows status for all worker threads in the focus set. If the focus is set to d1.<, the CLI shows the status of each worker thread in process 1.
f W ST
Shows status for all worker threads in the control group associated with the current focus.
In this case, TotalView merges the W and g specifiers in the ST alias. The result is the same as if you had entered f gW st.
f L ST
Shows status for every thread in the share group that is at the same PC as the thread of interest (TOI).

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