Stepping at Process Level
If you use a process-level single-stepping command in a multi-process program, TotalView may appear to hang (it continuously displays the watch cursor). If you single-step a process over a statement that can’t complete without allowing another process to run, and that process is stopped, the stepping process appears to hang. This can occur, for example, when you try to single-step a process over a communication operation that cannot complete without the participation of another process. When this happens, you can abort the single-step operation by selecting Cancel in the Waiting for Command to Complete Window that TotalView displays. As an alternative, consider using a group-level single-step command.
NOTE >> Rogue Wave receives many bug reports on hung processes, usually because one process is waiting for another. Using the Group debugging commands almost always solves this problem.