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Figure 53: Start a
New Process
Loading Programs
command, which is located in the Root and Process Windows, loads local
and remote programs, core files, and processes that are already running.
When entering a program’s name, you can use a full or relative path name
in the Executable and Core File fields. If you enter a file name, TotalView
searches for it in the list of directories named using the File > Search Path
command or listed in your PATH environment variable.
CLI: dset EXECUTABLE_PATH
Your license limits the number of programs you can load. For example,
TotalView Individual limits you to sixteen processes or threads.
Loading Programs Using the GUI
The Program page within the File > New Program dialog box lets you load
programs in three ways by selecting commands in the top left area of the
Program tab. You can:
� Start a new process
Type the path name in the Program area within the Program tab. (See
Figure 53.)
You can either type the name of your program in the Program area or
press the Browse button to look for the file. Because TotalView remembers
programs you’ve previously debugged, you may find your program in
this pulldown list.
If the program is to be executed on another computer, you can name that
computer by selecting the computer’s name in the host area. If that computer
isn’t on the displayed list, select Add host (which is an entry in the
list on the right) and enter its name in the displayed dialog box.
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