This is the command tau_instrumentor that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
tau_instrumentor - automaticly instruments a source basied on information provided by pdt.
SYNOPSIS
tau_instrumentor [--help] {pdbfile} {sourcefile} [-c] [-b] [-m] [-t] [-e] [-i] [-v] [-r]
[-s] [-n num] [-f filename] [-p] [-l] [-d]
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
-a Show all location information available
-c Sort according to number of Calls
-b Sort according to number of suBroutines called by a function
-m Sort according to Milliseconds (exclusive time total)
-t Sort according to Total milliseconds (inclusive time total) (default)
-e Sort according to Exclusive time per call (msec/call)
-i Sort according to Inclusive time per call (total msec/call)
-v Sort according to Standard Deviation (excl usec)
-r Reverse sorting order
-s print only Summary profile information
-n num print only first num number of functions
-f filename specify full path and Filename without node ids
-p suPpress conversion to hhmmssmmm format
-l List all functions and exit
-d Dump output format (for tau_reduce) [node numbers] prints only info about all
contexts/threads of given node numbers
EXAMPLE
%> tau_instrumentor foo.pdb foo.cpp -o foo.inst.cpp -f select.tau
08/11/2008 TAU_INSTRUMENTOR(1)
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