The Threads window lists all threads in the current debugging session. To open the Threads window, choose Window > Debugging > Threads.
One of the threads listed in the Threads window is the current thread. By default, the current thread is the thread in the current session from which the debugger gained control. When you select a different debugging session, the Threads window is updated to show the threads for that session.
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The current thread |
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A thread that is running and is not current |
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A thread that is suspended and is not current |
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Make Current | Makes the selected thread the current thread. This command is equivalent to double-clicking the thread. |
List Options | Enables you to customize the display of the Threads window, including adding and removing columns of information, reordering the columns, and sorting the columns. |
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Current Context in the Debugger Debugging Threads C and C++ Debugger Windows |