thread

Command Function

Displays information about a single thread or all threads and sets the debugging scope.

Syntax

Displaying information about all threads:

thread list [-h | --help]

Displaying information about a single thread:

thread info [-h | --help] {THREAD_INDEX}

Setting the debugging scope:

thread set [-h | --help] {THREAD_INDEX}

The thread command can be abbreviated as t, for example, t info 1.
The THREAD_INDEX parameter is mandatory and must be a positive integer.

Parameter Description

**Table 1** Parameters of the **list** command
Parameter	Description
None	Displays information about all threads.
-h/--help	Obtains help information. This parameter is optional.

**Table 2** Parameters of the **info** command
Parameter	Description
{THREAD_INDEX}	Replace {THREAD_INDEX} with the actual thread index to view information about a single thread, for example, thread info 1.
-h/--help	Obtains help information. This parameter is optional.

**Table 3** Parameters of the **set** command
Parameter	Description
{THREAD_INDEX}	Replace {THREAD_INDEX} with the actual thread index to set the debugging scope, for example, thread set 1.
-h/--help	Obtains help information. This parameter is optional.

Example

Display the information about thread functions:

thread -h

Command output:

The most commonly used thread(t) sub commands are:
    list        Displays all threads in the current rank.
    info        Displays the specified thread in the current rank.
    set         Specifies the currently operated thread.
See 'thread(t) COMMAND -h/--help' for more information on a specific command.

Parent topic: Debugging Status Commands