gp-display-html(1)

gp-display-html1

Generate an html based directory structure to browse the profiles

Usage

gprofng display html [OPTION(S)] EXPERIMENT(S)

Overview

Process one or more experiments to generate a directory containing the index.html file that may be used to browse the experiment data.

Options

--help

print usage information and exit.

--version

print the version number and exit.

--verbose {on|off}

enable/disable verbose mode that shows diagnostic messages about the processing of the data; default is off.

-d, --debug {on|s|m|l|xl|off}

control the printing of run time information to assist with troubleshooting, or further development of this tool; on gives a modest amount of information; s, m, l, or xl gives an increasing amount of information and off disables the printing of debug information; note that currently on, s, m, and l are equivalent; this is expected to change in future updates; default is off.

-hp, ----highlight-percentage <value>

a percentage value in the interval [0,100] to select and color code source lines as well as instructions that are within this percentage of the maximum metric value(s); a value of zero (-hp 0) disables this feature; the default is 90.

-o, --output <dir-name>

use <dir-name> to store the results in; the default name is ./display.<n>.html with <n> the first positive integer number not in use; an existing directory is not overwritten.

-O, --overwrite <dir-name>

use <dir-name> to store the results in and overwrite any existing directory with the same name; make sure that umask is set to the correct access permissions.

-q, --quiet {on|off}

disable/allow the display of all warning, debug and verbose messages; if set to on, the settings for verbose, warnings and debug are ignored; default is off.

-w, --warnings {on|off}

enable/disable run time warning messages; default is on.

Documentation

A getting started guide for gprofng is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and gprofng programs are properly installed at your site, the command "info gprofng" should give you access to this document.

From binutils-common 2.40-2 in Debian 12 (Bookworm). Parsed by carta from the page's man source.