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The Remote Systems and the Debug views (if a debug session is active) both
provide feedback in this scenario. The Remote Systems view hides all the process
information that was visible for the target, and displays a label
back-end connection lost next to the target node. The Debug view does not end
the active debug session, but it shows it as being unavailable, in the same manner
as if the debug mode was switched.
18.2.7 Disconnecting and Terminating Processes
Disconnecting from a process or core detaches the debugger, but leaves the process
or core in its current state.
Terminating a process actually kills the process on the target.
NOTE: If the selected target supports terminating individual threads, you can
select a thread and terminate only that thread.
18.2.8 Using the Debug View to Send Signals to Processes
In POSIX systems, a signal is an asynchronous notification sent to a process that an
event has occurred. Sending a signal to a process interrupts its normal execution.
The Debug view is aware of signals sent to processes, and displays information
about them. If a process is suspended because of a signal, the view displays the
signal name and description. For example, if a process is suspended because it
receives a SIGHUP signal, the Debug view shows the information (Stopped Signal Received: SIGHUP, Hangup).
Resuming Suspended Processes
You can resume a suspended process with or without a signal.
To resume a process without a signal:
1.
Right-click in the Debug view.
2.
Select Resume Without Signal.
The selected process resumes, discarding any pending signal.
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