dgo

Resumes execution of processes

Format:

dgo

Description:

The dgo command tells all non-held processes and threads in the current focus to resume execution. If the process does not exist, this command creates it, passing it the default command arguments. These can be arguments passed into the CLI or they can be the arguments set with the drerun command. If you are also using the TotalView GUI, this value can be set by using the Process > Startup command.

This command has no arguments.

If a process or thread is held, it ignores this command.

You cannot use a dgo command when you are debugging a core file, nor can you use it before the CLI loads an executable and starts executing it.

Command alias:

You may find the following aliases useful:

Alias	Definition	Meaning
g	{dgo}	Resumes execution.
G	{dfocus g dgo}	Group resume.

Examples:

dgo

Resumes execution of all stopped/runnable threads belonging to processes in the current focus. (Threads held at barriers are not affected.)

G

Resumes execution of all threads in the current control group.

f p g

Continues the current process. Only threads that are not held are actually allowed to run.

f g g

Continues all processes in the control group. Only processes and threads that are not held are allowed to run.

f gL g

Continues all threads in the share group that are at the same PC as the thread of interest.

f pL g

Continues all threads in the current process that are at the same PC as the thread of interest.

f t g

Continues a single thread.