From the Command Line

Use the show pset command to print the contents of the pset you specify. For example, the command

show pset stopped

might produce this response:

The set contains the following processes:
0:3.

The show pset command is discussed further in " Finding Out the Current Pset".

The show psets command displays the contents and status of all psets.

(prism all) show psets
foo: 
    definition = 0:31:2
    members = 0,2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26,28,30
    current process = 0
break: 
    definition = break
    members = nil
    current process = (none)
done: 
    definition = done
    members = 0:31
    current process = 0
interrupted: 
    definition = interrupted
    members = nil
    current process = (none)
error: 
    definition = error
    members = nil
    current process = (none)
running: 
    definition = running
    members = nil
    current process = (none)
stopped: 
    definition = stopped
    members = nil
    current process = (none)
current: 
    definition = 6, 9, 12
    members = 6,9,12
    current process = 6
cycle: 
    definition = 6, 9, 12
    members = 6,9,12
    current process = 6
all: 
    definition = all
    members = 0:31
    current process = 12