1    /ALL

    Selects all existing tasks for display-namely, tasks that have
    been created and (in the case of Ada tasks) whose master has not
    yet terminated.

2    /CALLS

       /CALLS[=n]

    Does a SHOW CALLS command for each task selected for display.
    This identifies the currently active routine calls (the call
    stack) for a task.

3    /FULL

    When the event facility is THREADS, use the command.

    Displays additional information for each task selected for
    display. The additional information is provided if you use /FULL
    by itself or with /CALLS or /STATISTICS.

    You can get help on POSIX threads debugger commands by typing
    PTHREAD HELP.

    See the Guide to the POSIX Threads Library for more information
    about using the POSIX threads debugger.

4    /HOLD

       /HOLD
       /NOHOLD (default)

    When the event facility is THREADS, use the PTHREAD tset -n
    thread-number command.

    Selects either tasks that are on hold, or tasks that are not on
    hold for display.

    If you do not specify a task, /HOLD selects all tasks that are on
    hold. If you specify a task list, /HOLD selects the tasks in the
    task list that are on hold.

    If you do not specify a task, /NOHOLD selects all tasks that
    are not on hold. If you specify a task list, /NOHOLD selects the
    tasks in the task list that are not on hold.

    You can get help on POSIX threads debugger commands by typing
    PTHREAD HELP.

    See the Guide to the POSIX Threads Library for more information
    about using the POSIX threads debugger.

5    /IMAGE

    Displays the image name for each active call on the call stack.
    Valid only with the /CALLS qualifier.

6    /PRIORITY

       /PRIORITY=(n[, . . . ])

    When the event facility is THREADS, use the PTHREAD tset -s
    thread-number command.

    If you do not specify a task, selects all tasks having any of
    the specified priorities, n, where n is a decimal integer from 0
    to 15. If you specify a task list, selects the tasks in the task
    list that have any of the priorities specified.

    You can get help on POSIX threads debugger commands by typing
    PTHREAD HELP.

    See the Guide to the POSIX Threads Library for more information
    about using the POSIX threads debugger.

7    /STATE

       /STATE=(state[, . . . ])

    If you do not specify a task, selects all tasks that are in any
    of the specified states-RUNNING, READY, SUSPENDED, or TERMINATED.
    If you specify a task list, selects the tasks in the task list
    that are in any of the states specified.