HP UX Caliper Software manual System-model Linux only, System-usage=, Term-display

	This value only takes effect if the cumulative percent column is selected
	for the report.
min_count	Sets the minimum number of functions to be displayed for all load
	modules.
	Default value is 5.

For example, if you specify the command line:

caliper fprof --summary-cutoff ,80 wordplay

The contents of the function summary section will be a list of functions containing:

•The functions that account for 80 percent of the total IP samples in the wordplay program.

•Only those functions that each account for more than 0.1 percent of total samples for all load modules. Since percent_cutoff was not specified, HP Caliper used the default value, 0.1 percent.

--system-model (Linux only)

--system-modelmodel-number,number-of-cells

Specifies the system model number and number of locality domains for reporting latency buckets with the dcache measurement.

This option is necessary if you want HP Caliper to report system-specific latency buckets on Linux. If you do not use this option, a default set of latency buckets will be used.

On HP-UX, HP Caliper automatically obtains the model number using the model command.

For more information, see “dcache Measurement Report Description” (page 186).

Example

--system-model rx8640,1

--system-usage=

--system-usage=[all][:runstatus][:cpu][:io][:syscalls]

Controls the collection and reporting of system usage data.

runstatus	Measure how much time each process spent running, eligible to run but not running,
	and waiting.
cpu	Measure how much of each process or thread was spent on each CPU and how
	often the process or thread was moved to another CPU.
io	Measure how much of each process or thread was spent on I/O reads and writes.
syscalls	Measure the count and time spent in every system call called by a process.
all	Measure everything specified by runstatus and syscalls.

The default value is all.

NOTE: With this HP Caliper option, you must use a qualifier or an equals sign (=). You cannot use --system-usageas the option. You must specify --system-usage=.

If you specify --system-usage=, then --system-usage=all is assumed.

For details, see “Measuring System Usage Concurrently with Other Measurements ” (page 156).

--term-display

The --term-displayoption is no longer supported.

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