otfprint1
Convert an otf trace into a human readable, long version
Overview
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otfprint - Convert an OTF trace or parts of it into a human readable, long |
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Syntax: otfprint [options] <input file name> |
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options: |
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-h, --help -
show this help message
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-V -
show OTF version
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-f <n> -
set max number of filehandles available (default: 50)
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-o <file> -
output file if the ouput file is unspecified the stdout will be used
--num <a> <b> output only records no. [a,b]
--time<a> <b>-
output only records with time stamp in [a,b]
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--nodef -
omit definition records
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--noevent -
omit event records
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--nostat -
omit statistic records
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--nosnap -
omit snapshot records
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--nomarker -
omit marker records
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--nokeyvalue -
omit key-value pairs
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--fullkeyvalue -
show key-value pairs including the contents of byte-arrays
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--procs <a> -
show only processes <a> <a> is a space-seperated list of process-tokens
--records<a> show only records <a>-
<a> is a space-seperated list of record-type-numbers record-type-numbers can be found in OTF_Definitions.h (OTF_*_RECORD)
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-s, --silent -
do not display anything except the time otfprint needed to read the tracefile
Releases
6 releases since Debian 8 (Jessie); the text changed 4 times.