TotalView User Guide : Part II: Debugging Tools and Tasks : Manipulating Processes and Threads : Viewing Process and Thread States : Seeing Attached Process States
Seeing Attached Process States
TotalView uses the letters shown in the following table to indicate process and thread state. (These letters are in the Status column in the Root Window, as the figure in the previous section shows.)
 
State Code
State Description
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Exited or never created
B
At breakpoint
E
Error reason
H
Held
K
In kernel
L
(cell only) Loose—Indicates slave SPU threads that are not held and not currently bound to PPU threads
M
Mixed
R
Running
T
Stopped reason
W
At watchpoint
The error state usually indicates that your program received a fatal signal, such as SIGSEGV, SIGBUS, or SIGFPE, from the operating system. See “Handling Signals” for information on controlling how TotalView handles signals that your program receives.
CLI: The CLI prints out a word indicating the state; for example, “breakpoint.”