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Each thread is identified by an icon:
A
red icon indicates a thread that is currently not captive.
A
blue padlock indicates that the Code window is attached to this
thread.
A
gray icon indicates a special thread that is not under the control
of RealView Debugger and so cannot become captive (see Special threads in the Thread tab).
When
you are working in RSD mode, a yellow icon indicates that a thread
is captive, for example after hitting a breakpoint.
The padlock icon is shown if the Code window is attached to the thread, regardless of its captive state.
In HSD mode, a yellow icon indicates the thread that was running when the target stopped.
The asterisk (*) shows the current thread.