uftrace-record(1) on Linux
The text c813f75bd6ee, as Debian 12 (Bookworm) shipped it.
Run a command and record its trace data
Flags it lists
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--argument -
--auto-args -
--buffer -
--caller-filter -
--clock -
--depth -
--disable -
--estimate-return -
--event -
--filter -
--force -
--host -
--keep-pid -
--kernel -
--kernel-buffer -
--kernel-depth -
--libmcount-path -
--libmcount-single -
--loc-filter -
--match -
--max-stack -
--nest-libcall -
--no-event -
--no-libcall -
--no-pltbind -
--no-randomize-addr -
--no-sched -
--nop -
--notrace -
--num-thread -
--patch -
--port -
--retval -
--rt-prio -
--script -
--signal -
--size-filter -
--srcline -
--time -
--time-filter -
--trigger -
--unpatch -
--watch -
--with-syms -
-A -
-C -
-D -
-E -
-F -
-K -
-L -
-N -
-P -
-R -
-S -
-T -
-U -
-W -
-Z -
-a -
-b -
-e -
-k -
-l -
-t