HP Caliper User Guide Release 5.5 (5900-2351, August 2012)
Table 8 Available Metrics for Report Sorting and Cutoffs (continued)
Available MetricsNotesReport Name
traps
• samples
Default by first trap
Module-Centric Reports
If you use the --group-by module option, HP Caliper will produce a module-centric report. In
a module-centric report, there is no data about individual processes in the collection runs. Instead,
all matching modules with data that can be merged are grouped together, across processes.
For example, assume that you perform this HP Caliper run:
$ caliper fprof --group-by module cc himom.c
This produces a report similar to this (truncated) report:
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HP Caliper 4.3.0 Report Summary for Flat Profile
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Collection Run 1: (Flat Profile)
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Processor Information
Machine name: jorasses
Run Information
Configuration: /opt/hp-caliper/config/fprof
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Metrics Summed for Entire Run
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PLM
Event Name U..K TH Count
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CPU_CYCLES x___ 0 79328752
BACK_END_BUBBLE.ALL x___ 0 35578366
BE_EXE_BUBBLE.GRALL x___ 0 14952374
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Load Module Summary
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% Total Cumulat
IP % of IP
Samples Total Samples Load Module
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34.64 34.64 53 cc1
26.14 60.78 40 libc.so.6.1
22.88 83.66 35 libbfd-2.15.92.0.2.so
8.50 92.16 13 ld
3.27 95.42 5 ld-linux-ia64.so.2
2.61 98.04 4 as
1.31 99.35 2 gcc
0.65 100.00 1 *kernel gateway*
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100.00 100.00 153 Total
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Function Summary
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% Total Cumulat
IP % of IP
Samples Total Samples Function File
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