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Setting Group Focus
Although the lockstep group of the TOI has two threads, the current focus
has only one thread, and that thread is, of course, part of the lockstep
group. Consequently, the lockstep group in the current focus is just the one
thread, even though this thread’s lockstep group has two threads.
If you ask for a wider width (p or g) with L, the CLI displays more threads
from the lockstep group of thread 1.1. as follows:
t1. f pL dstatus
1: 37258 Breakpoint [omp_prog]
1.1: 37258.1 Breakpoint PC=0x1000acd0,
[./omp_prog.f#35]
1.3: 37258.3 Breakpoint PC=0x1000acd0,
[./omp_prog.f#35]
t1. f gL dstatus
1: 37258 Breakpoint [omp_prog]
1.1: 37258.1 Breakpoint PC=0x1000acd0,
[./omp_prog.f#35]
1.3: 37258.3 Breakpoint PC=0x1000acd0,
[./omp_prog.f#35]
If the TOI is 1.1, L refers to group number 1.1, which is the lockstep group of thread
1.1.
Because this example only contains one process, the pL and gL specifiers
produce the same result when used with the dstatus command. If, however,
there were additional processes in the group, you only see them when you
use the gL specifier.
Merging Focuses
When you specify more than one focus for a command, the CLI merges
them together. In the following example, the focus indicated by the
prompt—this focus is called the outer focus—controls the display. This
example shows what happens when dfocus commands are strung together:
t1. f d
d1.<
d1. f tL dstatus
1: 37258 Breakpoint [omp_prog]
1.1: 37258.1 Breakpoint PC=0x1000acd0,
[./omp_prog.f#35]
d1. f tL f p dstatus
1: 37258 Breakpoint [omp_prog]
1.1: 37258.1 Breakpoint PC=0x1000acd0,
[./omp_prog.f#35]
1.3: 37258.3 Breakpoint PC=0x1000acd0,
[./omp_prog.f#35]
d1. f tL f p f D dstatus
1: 37258 Breakpoint [omp_prog]
1.1: 37258.1 Breakpoint PC=0x1000acd0,
[./omp_prog.f#35]
1.2: 37258.2 Stopped PC=0xffffffffffffffff
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