•  Totalview® Getting Started Guide
  •  Getting Started with TotalView Products
    • About this Guide
    •  The Basics
      • What is TotalView
      •  Starting TotalView and Creating a Debugging Session
        • Loading Programs into TotalView for Debugging
        • Managing Debugging Sessions
      •  Getting Around TotalView
        • TotalView Commands
        • The Root Window
        • The Process Window
        • Variable Window and Array Viewer
    • Accessing TotalView Remotely
    • Debugging on a Remote Host
    •  Setting Breakpoints and Stepping through a Program
      • Action Points (breakpoints)
      • Stepping Through a Program
    •  Examining and Editing Data
      • Diving and Viewing Data
      • Editing Data
      • Evaluating Expressions
    •  Working with Multi-Processes and Multi-Threads
      • Starting a Parallel Debugging Job
      • Working with and Viewing Processes and Threads
    • Debugging Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
    • Debugging CUDA Programs
    •  Memory Debugging
      • Viewing Memory Event Information
      • Finding Memory Leaks
      • Detecting Memory Corruption
      • Analyzing Memory
      • Finding Dangling Pointers
      • Setting and Using Baselines
    • Reverse Debugging with ReplayEngine
• TotalView 8.15.4 Platforms and System Requirements

Totalview® Getting Started Guide

Links to specific platform information:Linux-Based SystemsVendor SystemsOther SupportShadingMeaning64-bit x86-64 LinuxIBM Blue GeneCUDA on Linux 64-bit32-bit x86 LinuxIBM Power LinuxAccelerators on Cray XK6Certified, and fully supportedIntel IA-64 LinuxIBM RS6000 Power AIXReplayEngine on Linux 64Other Linux PlatformsReplayEngine on Linux 32Tested, and fully supportedSun SPARC SolarisReplayEngine on Cray XEVendor SystemsSun Solaris OpteronExpected to work, and supportedApple MacintoshIntel Xeon PhiCray XT / XE / XK / XCNotes:Linux-Based SystemsHeterogeneous and Cross-DebuggingSeveral forms of heterogeneous debugging are supported, where the operating system and/or architecture differ. Host SystemTarget SystemLinux x86-64Linux x86Linux x86Linux x86Linux Power 64Linux Power 3264-Bit x86-64 LinuxOperating SystemsEnvironment/CompilerProductVersionsNotesNovell Open SuSE 11.1 and 13.2C and C++GNU GCC3.44.04.14.2ReplayEngine SupportNovell SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 4.34.44.54.6 11, 11.1, and 124.74.84.9Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, 6, and 7Intel C/C++ Compiler for Linux12.11313.314.0Red Hat Fedora 19, 20, and 2114.0.215.0ProPack 5 SP3Pathscale EKO3.13.2Ubuntu Linux 12.04, 12.10, 13.04, PGI Workstation11.211.912.112.8 and 14.0413.613.1014.4Sun Studio12Certification platforms:Clang3.33.43.5  SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 11.1FORTRAN 77 and Fortran 90Absoft Pro9.010.0  RedHat Enterprise Server 6GNU gfortran4.1.2 - 4.2 (RH ES 5u2)4.34.44.54.64.74.8Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux12.11313.314.014.0.215.0PGI Workstation11.211.912.112.813.613.1014.4Pathscale EKO3.13.2 Lahey Linux 64-bit and Fortran Pro 64-bit6.28.0Sun Studio12.0MPIArgonne MPICH1.2.73.1Argonne MPICH21.11.21.31.4GNU SLURM1.2Intel MPI3.04.04.15.0Open-MPI.org Open MPI1.2.81.31.3.21.4.21.51.61.8.4OSU MVAPICH1.2OSU MVAPICH21.4.11.51.61.7SGI MPT1.2.62.02.12SGI Propack5 SP36Bullx MPI1.1.3IBM Platform MPI8.3OpenMP C/C++Intel C/C++ Compiler for Linux12.11313.114.014.0.215.0PGI Workstation11.211.912.112.813.613.1014.4Sun Studio12GNU GCC4.1.24.2.04.2.34.44.54.64.74.864-Bit x86-64 LinuxOperating SystemsEnvironment/CompilerProductVersionsNotesOpen MP FORTRAN 77 GNU gfortran4.1.2 - 4.2 (RH ES 5u2)and Fortran 904.44.54.64.74.8Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux12.11313.114.014.0.215.0PGI Workstation11.211.912.112.813.613.1014.4Sun Studio1232-bit x86 LinuxOperating SystemsEnvironment/CompilerProductVersionsNotesNovell OpenSuSE 11.1 and 13.2C and C++GNU GCC3.44.14.24.3ReplayEngine SupportRed Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 64.44.54.64.7Red Hat Fedora 19, 20, and 214.84.9Ubuntu Linux 12.04, 12.10, 13.04, Intel C/C++ Compiler for Linux12.11313.314.0   and 14.0414.0.215.0Pathscale EKO3.13.2Certification PlatformsPGI Workstation11.211.912.112.8  Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 13.613.1014.4  Ubuntu 12.04Sun Studio12  Red Hat Fedora 19Clang3.33.43.5FORTRAN 77 and Fortran 90Absoft Pro9.010.0GNU gfortran4.1.2 - 4.2 (RH ES 5u2)4.34.44.54.64.74.8Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux12.11313.314.014.0.215.0PGI Workstation11.211.912.112.813.613.1014.4Pathscale EKO3.13.2Lahey Fortran6.2Sun Studio12In some circumstances, prerequisites exist for using ReplayEngine with Infiniband MPIs. See the TotalView Users Guide section “Using ReplayEngine with Infiniband MPIs”.32-bit x86 LinuxOperating SystemsEnvironment/CompilerProductVersionsNotesMPIArgonne MPICH1.2.73.1Argonne MPICH21.11.21.31.4GNU SLURM1.2Intel MPI3.04.04.1Open-MPI.org Open MPI1.2.81.31.3.21.4.21.51.61.8.4OSU MVAPICH1.2OSU MVAPICH21.4.11.51.61.7Bullx MPI1.1.3IBM Platform MPI8.3OpenMP C/C++Intel C/C++ Compiler for Linux12.11313.114.014.0.215.0PGI Workstation11.211.912.112.813.613.1014.4Sun Studio12GNU GCC4.1.24.2.04.2.34.34.44.54.64.74.84.9Open MP FORTRAN 77 GNU gfortran4.1.2 - 4.2 (RH ES 5u2)4.44.54.64.74.8Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux12.11313.114.014.0.215.0PGI Workstation11.211.912.112.813.613.1014.4Sun Studio12UPCBerkeley UPC2.8Intel IA-64 LinuxOperating SystemsEnvironment/CompilerProductVersionsNotesRed Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 5.2C and C++GNU GCC3.44.14.24.3Novell SuSE Enterprise Server 114.44.54.6Intel C/C++ compiler for Linux1111.1Certification PlatformFORTRAN 77GNU GCC3.4  Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux1111.1Fortran 90Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux1111.1MPIArgonne MPICH1.2.73.1Argonne MPICH21.11.21.31.4Intel MPI3.04.04.0.3Open-MPI.org Open MPI1.2.81.31.3.21.4.2SGI MPT1.171.201.26SGI ProPack for Linux3.44.5 SP36OenMP C and C++Intel C/C++ Compiler for Linux1111.1OpenMP FORTRAN 77 and 90Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux1111.1Other Linux x86 ComputersTotalView is tested using Red Hat and SuSe Linux, TotalView should not fail on other Linux x86-based systems.