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System and Thread ViewerThe System and Thread Viewer window shows system state information and running threads for an RTOS application. Open the window with Debug – OS Support – System and Thread Viewer.
One thread can run in multiple instances. All active threads are listed in this dialog. The System property shows general information about the RTOS configuration. The item Thread Usage shows the number of available and used threads that are currently active. The Threads property shows details about thread execution, including information about priority, execution state, and stack usage. Threads columns identify: Where
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