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Debugging AMD GPU Agent and Wave Threads with TotalView

Debugging AMD GPU Agent and Wave Threads With TotalView

How to Use Remote User Interface Debugging

Use Remote User Interface Debugging to run the TotalView UI on your laptop while debugging on a remote cluster.

Debugging Fork-Exec Programs With TotalView

Debuggers are good at following and managing application threads, but it can be difficult to debug the child process spawned by a fork-exec operation.

Controlling Execution With Barrier Points

Barrier points synchronize a set of processes or threads to a specific location in time.

How to Use Remote Display Client

Use Remote Display Client to set up remote access to internal workstations and services allowing for remote development and remote debugging.

How Reverse Connect Works

In this TotalView tutorial, we show you how to do reverse connections. With Reverse Connect you can run the TotalView UI on a front end note to debug jobs executing on compute nodes.

Getting Started With TotalView

See how TotalView can increase the productivity of your development team by simplifying and shortening the process of developing, debugging, and optimizing complex code.

Controlling Execution With Evaluation Points

Evaluation points execute code fragments at specified locations. Evaluation of these code fragments happens in the context of the target program.

Controlling Execution With Watchpoints

Watchpoints monitor a location in memory and stops execution when that location changes value.

Multithreaded Analysis and Debugging

How to easily examine and switch between threads, set thread-level breakpoints, and individually step and control threads.

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