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Description
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Keywords:
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Real-Time, POSIX, debug, trace, time analysis
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Description:
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As realtime applications become bigger and more complex, the availability of event tracing mechanisms becomes more important in order to perform debugging and run- time monitoring. Recently, IEEE has incorporated tracing to the facilities defined by the POSIX standard. The result is called the POSIX Trace standard. Tracing can be defined as the combination of two activities: the generation of tracing information by a running process, and the collection of this information in order to be analysed. The tracing facility plays an important role in the OCERA architecture. Besides its primary use as a debugging and tuning tool, the tracing component jointly with the application-defined scheduler component constitute the key tools for building fault-tolerance mechanisms.
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General information
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Download
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Current version:
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1.0-1
[ptrace-1.0-1.tgz]
[src]
[CVS at SourceForge]
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Previous versions:
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[1.0]
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Note:
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This component cannot be used directly. It has to be used within OCERA
framework. Sources are provided only for documentation and portability
purposes.
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Status codes:
Analysis
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Design
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Alpha
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Beta
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Testing
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Stable
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