Process Groups, Part 4

Last week's tip showed how the Groups > Custom Groups command let you create your own process groups. If you are a CLI user, you can also create your own groups using the dgroups command. Here's an example:

dgroups -new p -g Quarters {4 8 12 16}

The newly created process group will appear in the Process/Thread (or scope) selector in the Process Window.

Other CLI commands for manipulating groups are:

• dgroups -add
• dgroups -delete
• dgroups -intersect
• dgroups -list
• dgroups -remove
• TV::group

CLI commands are documented in the TotalView Reference Guide.

Next Week: Thread Groups

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