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7.1 Trace for a certain period of time
NAME
trace - runing the trace daemon
SYNOPSIS
trace Seconds OutFile
DESCRIPTION
This will run TraceDaemon for the given number of seconds and will set the output files to be OutFile.trace and OutFile.proc. It uses /dev/tracer as the device where input should come from.
7.2 Trace for a certain period of time while recording the CPUID
NAME
tracecpuid - runing the trace daemon while recording the CPUID
SYNOPSIS
tracecpuid Seconds OutFile
DESCRIPTION
This will run TraceDaemon for the given number of seconds and will set the output files to be OutFile.trace and OutFile.proc. It uses /dev/tracer as the device where input should come from. Moreover, it will set the -c option of TraceDaemon.
7.3 Dump the trace in a human-readable format
NAME
tracedump - runing the trace decoder
SYNOPSIS
tracedump File
DESCRIPTION
This will run TraceToolkit using File.trace and File.proc as input and File.data as output.
7.4 Analyze a trace
NAME
traceanalyze - runing the trace decoder while analyzing it
SYNOPSIS
traceanalyze File
DESCRIPTION
This will run TraceToolkit using File.trace and File.proc as input and File.data as output. Moreover, it uses the -a option of TraceToolkit to analyze the content of the trace and uses -s to summarize the analysis.
7.5 View trace graphically
NAME
traceview - runing the decoder in graphical mode
SYNOPSIS
traceview File
DESCRIPTION
This will run TraceToolkit using File.trace and File.proc as input. Moreover, it uses the -g option of TraceToolkit to set the TraceToolkit to run in graphic mode.
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