For multithreaded applications, the Threads window allows you to change the current thread of execution or view the threads in any attached process. The contents of the other debugging windows change to reflect the selected thread. See Threads Window for detailed information about the elements of this window.
The following procedures refer to code created in the scenario for Debugging a Multithreaded Application, however, they may be used to observe, suspend, and resume thread activity for any mulithreaded application. For specific procedures for displaying and using the Threads debug window, see:
See Controlling Threads for more information about the Threads debug window.
If you are debugging an application requiring more than one process to run, you may want to watch activity across all processes. See Debugging Multi-Process Applications for information on selecting and debugging an application's processes.