Tools > P/T Set Browser

The P/T Set Browser shows the state of your program's threads and processes and visually shows the meaning of a P/T set. For example, it highlight all threads associated with the current share group. The controls at the top of the page let you specify a P/T set. The two panes in the middle let you individually select threads and processes as well as control and share groups.

Use the following controls to select processes and threads:

Note:   You'll find extensive information on the meaning of these selections in the TotalView CLI Guide.

Width

Limits TotalView's selection of what executing elements may be selected. Your choices are All, Group, Process, and Thread. This control tells TotalView what the group, process, or thead of interest.

Group

Limits TotalView's selection of what executing elements within the Width it should chose. Your choices are Control, Share, Workers, and Lockstep. For example, if you have chosen process width and select the lockstep group, you are telling TotalView that it should select all members of the lockstep group within the current process.

P/T Selector

Tells TotalView which thread should be displayed or which thread is the thread of interest. If you need to specify more than one thread, use the P/T Set control.

P/T Set

Allows you directly enter CLI commands that create a process or thread set. For example, you could create a union of P/T sets in this control.

You can individually select threads and processes within the two panes. Selecting an element on one side causes the corresponding element to be selected within the other. You can also select boxes that surround the processes and threads on the right hand side.

The numbers used to identify processes, threads, and groups in this window are the same as that used in the Root Window and in some areas of the Process Window.