Creating a Process by Single-Stepping

The TotalView single-stepping commands allow you to create a process and run it to a location in your programs. The single-stepping commands in the Process menu are as shown in the following table.

Command	Creates the process and ...
Process > Step	Runs it to the first line of the main() routine.
Process > Next	Runs it to the first line of the main() routine; this is the same as Process > Step.
Process > Step Instruction	Stops it before any of your program executes.
Process > Next Instruction	Runs it to the first line of the main() routine. this is the same as Process > Step.
Process > Run To	Runs it to the line or instruction selected in the Process Window.

If a group-level or thread-level stepping command creates a process, the behavior is the same as if it were a process-level command.