actively waits for the debugger front end to connect to the Mono process.
Mono will print out to stdout the IP address and port where it is listening.
.TP
+.I setpgid=[y/n]
+If set to yes, Mono will call \fBsetpgid(0, 0)\fB on startup, if that function
+is available on the system. This is useful for ensuring that signals delivered
+to a process that is executing the debuggee are not propagated to the debuggee,
+e.g. when Ctrl-C sends \fBSIGINT\fB to the \fBsdb\fB tool.
+.TP
.I suspend=[y/n]
Defaults to yes, with the default option Mono will suspend the vm on startup
until it connects successfully to a debugger front end. If you set it to 'n', in
The default is 180 seconds.
.TP
\fBMONO_THREADS_PER_CPU\fR
-The maximum number of threads in the general threadpool will be
-20 + (MONO_THREADS_PER_CPU * number of CPUs). The default value for this
-variable is 10.
+The minimum number of threads in the general threadpool will be
+MONO_THREADS_PER_CPU * number of CPUs. The default value for this
+variable is 1.
.TP
\fBMONO_XMLSERIALIZER_THS\fR
Controls the threshold for the XmlSerializer to produce a custom
\fBMONO_VERBOSE_HWCAP\fR
If set, makes the JIT output information about detected CPU features
(such as SSE, CMOV, FCMOV, etc) to stdout.
+.TP
+\fBMONO_CONSERVATIVE_HWCAP\fR
+If set, the JIT will not perform any hardware capability detection. This
+may be useful to pinpoint the cause of JIT issues. This is the default
+when Mono is built as an AOT cross compiler, so that the generated code
+will run on most hardware.
.SH VALGRIND
If you want to use Valgrind, you will find the file `mono.supp'
useful, it contains the suppressions for the GC which trigger
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