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Re: tracing a process


  • Subject: Re: tracing a process
  • From: Arvan Pritchard <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2005 10:09:54 +0000

On 18/02/2005 01:00, Markian Hlynka wrote:
Hi.

I'm trying to trace a running app to figure out what call stack it's embarking on that's making it behave undesirably. I'm looking for a tool, kind of like ktrace, but one that will give me application calls. I know Shark and Saturn exist, but I'm not sure they're the right tool for the job, as I don't want a profile, but rather a callstack for a snapshot in time. Can anyone make any suggestions?

Shark will give you a callstack.

Either do a time profile during the behaviour you don't like, or if you know the (mangled) name of a function (or functions) it's calling during the problem you can do a Function trace for it.

When you have collected the data switch to the tree view to see a top-down callstack.

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Arvan Pritchard
Informatix Software International Limited
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