In MP Prism, displays information about all psets.
show psets
This command is available only in MP Prism.
Use the show psets command to display information about all currently defined psets. The output includes each set's definition, members, and current process. The sets listed include user-named sets, predefined sets, and sets that the user has defined but not named.
In graphical MP Prism, or in commands-only MP Prism started with the -CX option, issuing the command show psets on dedicated displays the Psets window.
Here is sample output from a show psets command:
(prism foo) show psets foo: definition = 0:7 members = 0:7 current process = 0 break: definition = break members = nil current process = (none) done: definition = done members = nil current process = (none) interrupted: definition = interrupted members = 0:31 current process = 0 error: definition = error members = nil current process = (none) running: definition = running members = nil current process = (none) stopped: definition = stopped members = 0:31 current process = 0 current: definition = foo members = 0:7 current process = 0 cycle: definition = foo members = 0:7 current process = 0 all: definition = all members = 0:31 current process = 0