dcont

Continues execution and waits for execution to stop

Format:

dcont

Description:

The dcont command continues all processes and threads in the current focus and then waits for all of them to stop.

This command is a Tcl macro whose definition is as follows:

    proc dcont {args} {uplevel "dgo; dwait $args"}

This behavior is often what you want to do in scripts. It is seldom what you want to do interactively.

Note:   You can interrupt this action by typing Ctrl-C. This tells TotalView to stop executing these processes.

A dcont command completes when all threads in the focus set of processes stop executing.

Command alias:

You may find the following aliases useful:

Alias	Definition	Meaning
co	{dcont}	Resume.
CO	{dfocus g dcont}	Group-level resume.

Examples:

dcont

Resumes execution of all stopped/runnable threads belonging to processes in the current focus. (Threads held at barriers are not affected.) The command blocks further input until all threads in all target processes stop. After the CLI displays its prompt, you can enter additional commands.

dfocus p1 dcont

Resumes execution of all stopped/runnable threads belonging to process 1. The CLI does not accept additional commands until the process stops.

dfocus {p1 p2 p3} co

Resumes execution of all stopped/runnable threads belonging to processes 1, 2, and 3.

CO

Resumes execution of all stopped/runnable threads belonging to the current group.