Process Groups, Part 3

Parts 1 and 2 of this series on process groups discussed how TotalView automatically organizes processes into control and share groups. At times, you may want to create your own organizations.

After selecting the Groups > Custom Groups command, here's what you do:

1. Name the group.
2. Select the processes that will be members of the group.
3. Dismiss the dialog box. You are asked to confirm that the selection is correct.
    
   
   

In this example, a group named Quarters was created by selecting every fourth element.

TotalView will add the new group name to the Process/Thread selector. When you select Quarters, TotalView shows the process contained within Quarters in the Process tab.
 

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