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PROGRAM:

NAME


tau_wrap - Instruments an external library with TAU without needing to recompile

SYNOPSIS


tau_wrap {pdbfile} {sourcefile} [-o outputfile] [-g groupname] [-i headerfile]
[-f selectivefile]

OPTIONS


pdbfile
A pdb file generated by cparse, cxxparse, or f90parse; these commands are found in
the [PDT_HOME]/[arch]/bin directory.

sourcefile
The source file corresponding to the pdbfile.

-o outputfile
The filename of the resulting instrumented source file.

-g groupname
This associates all the functions profiled as belonging to the this group. Once
profiled you will be able to analysis these functions separately.

-i headerfile
By default tau_wrap will include Profile/Profile.h; use this option to specify a
different header file.

-f selectivefile
You can specify a selective instrumentation file that defines how the source file
is to be instrumented.

EXAMPLES


%> tau_wrap hdf5.h.pdb hdf5.h -o hdf5.inst.c -f select.tau -g hdf5

This specifies the instrumented wrapper library source (hdf5.inst.c), the instrumentation
specification file (select.tau) and the group (hdf5). It creates the wrapper/ directory.

08/11/2008 TAU_WRAP(1)

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