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P Process > Startup Parameters command 55, 73 Process > Step command 237 Process > Step Instruction command 237 process as dimension in Visualizer 184 process barrier breakpoint changes when clearing 365 changes when setting 365 defined 350 deleting 365 setting 363 process DUID 394 process focus 257 process groups 23, 255, 256, 262 behavior 268 behavior at goal 255 stepping 254 synchronizing 255 Process Window 4, 169 displaying 174 host name in title 167 raising 69 process, attaching to existing 59 process, starting a new 59 process/set threads saving 261 process/thread identifier 209 process/thread notation 209 process/thread sets 209 as arguments 258 changing focus 258 default 258 implicitly defined 258 inconsistent widths 273 structure of 260 target 257 widths inconsistent 273 process_id.thread_id 259 process_load_callbacks variable 57 $processduid built-in variable 394 processes see also automatic process acquisition see also groups acquiring 101, 103, 154 acquiring in PVM applications 152 acquisition in poe 117 apparently hung 128 attaching to 61, 117, 155 barrier point behavior 365 behavior 254 breakpoints shared 360 call graph 179 changing 230 cleanup 156 copy breakpoints from master process 101 creating 236, 237 creating by single-stepping 237 creating new 204 creating using Go 236 creating without starting 237 deleting 243 deleting related 243 detaching from 62 displaying data 174 displaying manager 168 diving into 118 diving on 174 groups 235 held defined 363 holding 231, 362, 396 hung 61 initial 209 killing while exiting 62 list of 166 loading new executables 58 master restart 128 MPI 110 names 235 refreshing process info 231 released 363 releasing 231, 362, 365 restarting 243 single-stepping 253 slave, breakpoints in 102 spawned 209 starting 236 state 66 status of 65 stepping 12, 128, 254 stop all related 360 stopped 363 stopped at barrier point 365 stopping 229, 366 stopping all related 69 stopping intrinsic 396 stopping spawned 101 switching between 11 synchronizing 211, 255 tab 229 terminating 204 types of process groups 235 when stopped 254 Processes button 360 process-level stepping 128 processors and threads 19 procgroup file 103 using same absolute path names 103 procmod permission, Mac OS X 54 Program Browser 291 explaining symbols 291 program control groups defined 262 naming 235 program counter (PC) 171 arrow icon for PC 171 indicator 171 setting 249 setting program counter 248 setting to a stopped thread 249 program execution advancing 210 controlling 210 program state, changing 201 Program tab 59 program visualization 179 programming languages, determining which used 52 programming TotalView 14 programs compiling 3, 51 compiling using –g 51 correcting 369 deleting 243 killing 243 not compiled with –g 52 patching 6, 368 restarting 243 prompt and width specifier 266 PROMPT variable 208 Properties command 129, 350, 355, 359, 363, 367 Properties window 357 properties, of action points 5 prototypes for temp files 85 prun command 120 prun, and bulk server launch 89 pthread ID 210 pthreads, see threads pushing focus 258 PVM acquiring processes 152 attaching procedure 155 attaching to tasks 155 automatic process acquisition 154 cleanup of tvdsvr 156 creating symbolic link to tvdsvr 152 daemons 156 debugging 151 message tags 156 multiple instances not allowed by single user 151 multiple sessions 151 running with DPVM 151 same architecture 155 search path 152 starting actions 154 tasker 154 tasker event 154 tasks 151, 152 TotalView as tasker 151 TotalView limitations 151 tvdsvr 154 Update Command 155 pvm command 152, 153 426 TotalView User Guide: version 8.7
PVM groups, unrelated to process groups 152 PVM Tasks command 155 pvm variable 153 pvm_joingroup() 156 pvm_spawn() 152, 154, 155 pvmgs process 152, 156 terminated 156 Q QSW RMS applications 120 attaching to 121 debugging 120 starting 120 quad assembler pseudo op 394 Quadrics RMS 120 quartiles array statistic 344 R R state 67 raising process window 69 rank display 106 rank for Visualizer 194 ranks 107 ranks tab 106, 229 Raw Format command 294 raw memory contents 294 raw memory data 295 read_symbols command 248 reading loader and debugger symbols 246 $real data type 317 $real_16 data type 317 $real_4 data type 317 $real_8 data type 317 rebinding the Variable Window 298 recursive functions 242 single-stepping 241 redive 299 redive all 299 redive buttons 298 redive icon 175, 298 redive/undive buttons 7 registers editing 250 interpreting 250 Release command 232 release state 232 Release Threads command 232 reloading breakpoints 117 remembering window positions 176 –remote command-line option 55, 83 Remote Debug Server Launch preferences 83 remote debugging 81 see also PVM applications launching tvdsvr 81 performance 81 remote executables, loading 55 remote hosts 55 remote login 116 –remote option 55 remote shell command, changing 91 removing breakpoints 166 remsh command 91 used in server launches 87 replacing default arguments 206 researching directories 72 reserved message tags 156 Reset command 226, 227 Reset command (Visualizer) 190 resetting command-line arguments 64 resetting the program counter 249 resolving ambiguous names 226 resolving multiple classes 226 resolving multiple static functions 226 Restart Checkpoint command 244 Restart command 243 restarting parallel programs 128 program execution 204, 243 restoring focus 258 restricting output data 177 results, assigning output to variables 205 resuming executing thread 248 execution 231, 236 processes with a signal 242 returning to original source location 226 reusing windows 174 .rhosts file 91 right angle bracket (>) 174 right mouse button 166 RMS applications 120 attaching to 121 starting 120 Root Window 10, 166 Attached Page 118, 168 collapsing entries 168 expanding entries 168 selecting a process 174 sorting columns 168 starting CLI from 201 state indicator 66 Unattached page 102 rounding modes 250 routine visualization 179 routines, diving on 174 routines, selecting 170 RS_DBG_CLIENTS_PER_SERVER environment variable 144 rsh command 91, 116 rules for scoping 332 Run To command 4, 127, 239 “run to” commands 241, 255 running CLI commands 56 running groups 126 running operator 275 running state 67 TotalView User Guide: version 8.7 427 S S –s command-line option 56, 202 S share group specifier 264 S state 67 S width specifier 265 sample programs make_actions.tcl 202 sane command argument 202 Satisfaction group items pulldown 364 satisfaction set 364 satisfied barrier 364 Save All (action points) command 380 Save All command 380 Save Pane command 177 saved action points 57 saving action points 380 TotalView messages 205 window contents 177 saving data, restricting output 177 –sb option 380 scope determining 289 scopes compiled in 331 scoping 288, 330 ambiguous 332 as a tree 331 floating 304 issues 289 omitting components 332 rules 332 Variable Window 285 variables 287 scrolling 165 output 206 undoing 227 sctotalview command on SiCortex 148 sctotalviewcli command on SiCortex 148 sctv8 command on SiCortex 148 sctv8cli command on SiCortex 148 Search Path command 58, 70, 71, 72, 118 search order 70, 71 search paths default lookup order 70 for initialization 56 not passed to other processes 72 order 70 setting 70, 152 –search_port command-line option 86 searching 224 case-sensitive 224 for source code 227 functions 225 locating closest match 224 see also Edit > Find, View > Lookup Function, View > Lookup Variable
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TotalView Users Guide version 8.7
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Book Overview part I - Introduction
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Contents About This Book TotalView
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Setting Preferences, Options, and X
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Installation Notes ................
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Starting Processes and Threads ....
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Figures Chapter 1: Getting Started
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Figure 76. File > Preferences: Bulk
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Chapter 13: Using Groups, Processes
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About This Book This book describes
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How to Use This Book The informatio
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Conventions and what you should cli
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Contacting Us Contacting Us Please
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Part I: Introduction This part of t
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Getting Started Figure 1: The Proce
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Getting Started Figure 3: Setting C
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Debugging Multi-process and Multi-t
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Threads Figure 18: Threads Threads
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Organizing Chaos Figure 23: User, S
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Simplifying What You’re Debugging
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c h a p t e r Getting Started with
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c h a p t e r Setting Up a Debuggin
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Handling Signals Thread > Continuat
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Setting Search Paths Make your chan
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Starting the TotalView Server Manua
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Disabling Autolaunch Setting Bulk S
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c h a p t e r 6 Setting Up MPI Debu
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Debugging MPICH Applications The MP
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Starting MPI Issues Starting TotalV
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Debugging Parallel Applications Tip
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c h a p t e r 7 Setting Up Parallel
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c h a p t e r Using TotalView Windo
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c h a p t e r 9 Visualizing Program
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Command Summary Visualizing Array D
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