HP Caliper 5.3 User Guide (5900-1558, February 2011)

Call Graph and Function Indexes for scgprof and cgprof
Hot Call Paths, Call Graph, and Function Indexes for cstack
Blocking Primitives Summary
Hot Call Paths, Call Graph, and Function Indexes for cstack
Report Help
A description of how to get help in understanding the report
Diagnostic Messages (possibly)
See Table 7.
Table 7 Information in HP Caliper Reports Specific to Particular Types of Reports
These reports are unique.
The cgprof report is described in cgprof Report Description
” (p. 175).
The cstack report is described in Chapter 11 (page 132).
The scgprof report is described in “Producing a Sampled
Call Graph Profile Analysis” (p. 120) and scgprof Measurement
Report Description” (p. 211).
cgprof (HP-UX only)
cstack
scgprof
These reports produce tables with the requested performance
information. The reports show aggregated values for all threads
of a multithreaded application. The reports show the results
by load module.
ecount
fcount (HP-UX only)
fcover (HP-UX only)
These reports follow the same pattern:
Thread Summary
Load Module Summary for all threads
Function Summary for all threads
Function Details for all threads
These sections, repeated for each thread:
Load Module Summary for one thread
Function Summary for one thread
Function Details for one thread with a source listing and,
if requested, disassembly listing
alat
branch
dcache
dtlb
fprof
icache
itlb
traps
Metrics You Can Use for Report Sorting and Cutoffs
HP Caliper allows you to control how results are sorted and to control the amount of data reports
contain.
For most reports, you can control which metric to use for sorting and cutoffs. Specify the metric
with the --sort-by metric option. Specify the amount of data with the --detail-cutoff
and the --summary-cutoff options. These two options have parameters that let you specify
how much of the Function Details section and how much of the Function Summary section should
be displayed in the report.
Table 8 (page 106) shows the metrics you can use for the --sort-by metric option. The default
value for sorting/cutoffs (if you don't use the --sort-by metric option) is also shown.
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