Table 6 Process Origin Options Used with
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root | Denotes the initial root process. |
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fork | Matches any process created by fork of a measured or tracked parent process. |
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exec | Matches any process created by exec of a measured or tracked process. |
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The default is to match any process origin.
If you specify multiple options, HP Caliper looks for matches for any of the options. For example, (exec,fork)matches any process that was started with exec or fork from a measured or tracked process.
Examples of the
•To measure only ecom and ld
$ caliper ecount
•To measure only processes starting with the letter “c”: $ caliper ecount
Reports information for: cc (root), cc (fork), cc (fork), ctcom.
•To measure only processes where the last letter is “m”: $ caliper ecount
Reports only information for: ctcom.
•To measure every process except those created by fork:
$ caliper ecount
Reports information for: cc (root), ecom, ld.
This command causes HP Caliper to track the process created with fork and if the process calls exec, the new process is measured, not simply tracked. This is useful when you do not want to measure the period between fork and exec calls.
•To select based on argv1:
$ cat /path/ls.sh #!/bin/sh
ls
$ caliper ecount
Reports information for: /bin/sh /path/ls.sh, but does not report ls.
•To select based on argv0:
$ caliper ecount
Reports information on processes having ora as a prefix of their argument 0.
•To detach from unimportant processes:
$ caliper ecount
HP Caliper does not track or measure children of the detached process.
Using HP Caliper in Your Build Process
You can integrate HP Caliper into your build process by including the HP Caliper commands in your makefile.
Using HP Caliper in Testing and Quality Assurance
Use these steps with new makefile targets for testing and quality assurance builds:
100 Configuring HP Caliper