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Thread Freeze Command
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Command: Thread Freeze (~F)
Syntax: ~specifierF
Summary: Freezes the specified threads.
Argument:
<specifier> One of the following values, which specifies the
thread affected by the command:
Specifier Thread
# Last executed thread
* All threads
. Current thread
<number> Thread <number>
Description:
The Thread Freeze (~F) command freezes a given thread. When a
thread is frozen, it cannot run in the background and does not
run in response to a Go (G) command. However, if you specify the
Thread command with the E, G, P, or T command, the given thread
is temporarily unfrozen while CodeView executes the command.
See: ◄Thread (~) Command-Window Command►
◄Thread Unfreeze (~U) Command-Window Command►
◄Thread Select (~S) Command-Window Command►
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