TotalView User Guide : Part II: Debugging Tools and Tasks : Manipulating Processes and Threads : Viewing Process and Thread States
Viewing Process and Thread States
Process and thread states are displayed in the following:
*The Root Window.
*The information within the File > New Program dialog box.
*The process and thread status bars of the Process Window.
*The Threads tab of the Process Window.
Figure 189 shows TotalView displaying process state information in the Attach to process page.
CLI: dstatus and dptsets
When you use either of these commands, TotalView also displays state information.
Figure 189: Root Window Showing Process and Thread Status
The Status of a process includes the process location, the process ID, and the state of the process. (These characters are explained in Seeing Attached Process States”.)
If you need to attach to a process that is not yet being debugged, open the File > New Program dialog box and select Attach to an existing process from the left pulldown list. TotalView will then show all processes associated with your username. Notice that some of the processes will be dim (drawn in a lighter font). This indicates either you cannot attach to the process or you’re already attached to it.
Notice that the status bars in the Process Window also display status information, Figure 190.
Figure 190: Process and Thread Labels in the Process Window
*If the thread ID that TotalView assigns is the same as the operating system thread ID, TotalView only displays ID. If you are debugging an MPI program, TotalView displays the thread’s rank number.
 
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The Root Window
The Process Window
Process state definition and display