Specifying a Range of Processes or Threads

To specify a consecutive range of processes or threads, use one of the following notations:

Specifies all processes or threads.

expression

If expression evaluates to, or can be coerced into an integer p, then the set contains the thread or process with ID p only.

If expression evaluates to a range r, then the set is the same as r.

{ expression } : { expression }

Specifies a contiguous range of processes or threads.

For example, [10:12] specifies the processes associated with pids 10, 11, and 12, while t:[10:12] specifies the threads with IDs 10, 11, and 12.

The debugger ignores a range whose lower bound is greater than its upper bound.

Both the lower bound and the upper bound are optional, so you can specify ranges as follows:

:n

All processes or threads whose ID is no greater than n.

For example, [:5] refers to all processes whose pid is less than or equal to 5.

n:

All processes or threads whose pid is no less than n.

For example, t:[20:] refers to all processes whose ID is greater than or equal to 20.

All processes or threads.