Events and Dynamic Psets

If you use a dynamic pset as a qualifier for an event, its membership is evaluated when you issue the command defining the event. Thus, the command

stop at 10 pset interrupted

creates a breakpoint only in the processes that are interrupted at the time the command is issued. If no processes are currently interrupted, you receive an error message.

One result of this is that you cannot define events that involve dynamic psets before the program starts execution.