TotalView User Guide : Part II: Debugging Tools and Tasks : Stepping through and Executing your Program : Using Stepping Commands : Stepping Over Function Calls
Stepping Over Function Calls
When you step over a function, TotalView stops execution when the primary thread returns from the function and reaches the source line or instruction after the function call.
The GUI has eight Next commands that execute a single source line while stepping over functions, and eight Next Instruction commands that execute a single machine instruction while stepping over functions. These commands are on the Group, Process, and Thread menus.
CLI: dfocus ...  dnext
dfocus ... dnexti
If the PC is in assembler code—this can happen, for example, if you halt your program while it’s executing in a library—a Next operation executes the next instruction. If you want to execute out of the assembler code so you’re back in your code, select the Out command. You might need to select Out a couple of times until you’re back to where you want to be.
 
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The dnext command
dnext in "CLI Commands" in the TotalView Reference Guide
The dnexti command
dnexti in "CLI Commands" in the TotalView Reference Guide