Individual License for the TotalView Debugger

The TotalView Debugger that runs under an Individual License can be thought of as the little brother to the TotalView Debugger running under either a Team or Enterprise license. Though using the individual license to run TotalView Debugger means that it can only be used on a laptop or workstation, the underlying award winning technology is the same technology developers have been using for 20 years to find the most difficult and nastiest multithreaded and multi-process problems.

TotalView Individual is an every day, day-in, day-out debugger that programmers continually use while developing programs. It can be used to debug multi-process and multi-threaded programs running on single and dual-core machines. Programs can run up to a maximum of 16 processes or threads.

Because TotalView Individual runs on laptops, programmers can test and debug programs wherever they might be, whether traveling, working at home, or waiting in a doctor's office. When ready to test a program developed using an individually licensed copy of the TotalView Debugger, programmers can, if they need to, simply start using a copy of TotalView Debugger running under a Team or Enterprise license. Because the interface is the same and because TotalView runs on every important Linux and UNIX system as well as Mac OS X, there is no learning curve when moving from one member of the TotalView family to another.

A copy of the TotalView Debugger running under an Individual license will run on the following:

Linux x86
Linux x86-64
Mac OS X, Intel and Power
Solaris Opteron

Here is a summary of the operational limits encountered in using an individually licensed copy of the TotalView Debugger:

One user: It can only run by one user at a time.
Number of processes/threads: Maximum of 16.
Number of cores on machine: Maximum of 4.
Remote debugging: Not available.
Memory debugging: Not available.
Rental: Not available.

Click here if you are ready to buy an individual license for the TotalView Debugger.