Video Tutorials

Designed for developer productivity, TotalView simplifies and shortens the process of developing, debugging, and optimizing complex code. It provides a unique combination of capabilities for pinpointing and fixing hard-to-reproduce bugs, memory leaks, and performance issues.

In this short TotalView tutorial, we'll show you how to activate the dark theme using the user interface preference settings. Not a TotalView customer? You can try it free.

In this TotalView tutorial, we show you how to use the data view. This view allows you to see detailed information about local variables. After dragging and dropping an array into the data view window, you can see all the...

In this TotalView tutorial, we show you how to effectively use the processes and threads view in under five minutes. This view is your central location for seeing the state of all processes and threads in your application. First, we...

In this TotalView tutorial, we show you how to create and manage sessions. Sessions allow you to save the environment variables and program arguments of a particular debugging session so that you can return to it at any time. Not...

In this short TotalView tutorial, we'll show you how to use the user interface preferences to select either the TotalView classic or new user interface. Not a TotalView customer? You can try it free.

In this TotalView tutorial, we introduce you to action points. Action points specify an action to perform when a thread or press reaches a location in the source code or machine instruction in your program. The video covers four types...

This short TotalView tutorial, we'll show you how to debug a mixed-language application built using Python and C/C++.

In this TotalView tutorial, you’ll learn about reverse debugging. First, we show you how to enable reverse debugging at any time during your session by clicking the record button. Next, we navigate your execution history by stepping backward to identify...

Memory errors occur when your program misuses or losses track of memory. In this TotalView tutorial video, we show you how you can easily detect three different kinds of heat memory errors: An API error An allocation error A memory...