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Setting Group Focus
1.3: 37258.3 Breakpoint PC=0x1000acd0,
[./omp_prog.f#35]
d1. f tL f p f D f L 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]
Stringing multiple focuses together might not produce the most readable
result. In this case, it shows how one dfocus command can modify what
another sees and acts on. The ultimate result is an arena that a command
acts on. In these examples, the dfocus command tells the dstatus command
what to display.
Naming Incomplete Arenas
In general, you do not need to completely specify an arena. TotalView provides
values for any missing elements. TotalView either uses built-in default
values or obtains them from the current focus. The following explains how
TotalView fills in missing pieces:
� If you don’t use a width, TotalView uses the width from the current focus.
� If you don’t use a PID, TotalView uses the PID from the current focus.
� If you set the focus to a list, there is no longer a default arena. This
means that you must explicitly name a width and a PID. You can, however,
omit the TID. (If you omit the TID, TotalView defaults to the lessthan
symbol