Hi Lea,
Trace Compass has some branches that try out CTF writing, I would like to know,
are you looking to trace your execution (JUL log into LTTng is the best answer
there) or do you want to output results of a simulation to CTF? in that case,
maybe we can help.
Matthew
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Hi, I would like to add it is an insane amount of work.
I have documented some tracepoints. Maybe this can help.
https://git.eclipse.org/c/tracecompass/org.eclipse.tracecompass.git/tree/analysis/org.eclipse.tracecompass.analysis.os.linux.core/src/org/eclipse/tracecompass/analysis/os/linux/core/tr
Hi,
You have the pointers that are traced. Babeltrace is doing exactly what it
should as far as I know.
You could use the command 'nm' to get your symbols and look them up. I am sure
Babeltrace can do this from a python level. You could also use a GUI based
trace viewer to get the information.
Hi all,
I would like to suggest adding an extention to the metadata file. Any extention
that's not commonly used. E.g. metadata.ctf. This will allow mimetypes to be
used and viewers to automatically open the files by double clicking on them
from their GUI file explorers.
Matthew Khouzam
Ericss
I believe Percepio Tracealyzer is a fine commercial product, I have spoken to
the CEO, he seems like a great guy. I cannot speak for his work, however, with
eclipse trace compass, I want to make sure you know, with an experiement you
can mix userspace and kernel traces. Then the userspace events
can have enhanced
analyses as their information paints a full picture. Some examples of where
experiments shine: * Resources Views ...
www.youtube.com
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