I have the following situation, I want to monitor the system calls on Android phones so I made an script to do that. With Android Emulator works perfectly (writes the traces of the application in a sp
I\'m having trouble executing a C++ program on a particular machine. Here is the entire strace output:
Is there a way to gr开发者_开发技巧ep for only calls that over a certain amount of time?It looks like there is a flag that shows the CPU time in the output (-c):
We use strace a lot.We would like to output some text into strace to mark places the code has reached.The way i see people have done it so far is to stat an non-existent file.The filename is just the
I want to know what executables a script launches an开发者_运维问答d in what order (and trace those executables recursively).
I\'m looking for a Windows equivalent of Systrace or at least strace. I\'m aware of StraceNT, but wondering if there are any more alternatives out there. Speci开发者_如何学编程fically, I\'m looking f
When executing a bash script located on my FUSE filesystem, an open() call is made with these flags: debug,cpfsfuse.c(62),cpfs_fuse_open: path \"/make.sh\", flags 0100040
cat file_ro.py import sys def file_open(filename): fo=open(filename,\'r\') fo.seek(7) read_data=fo.read(3)
I have ZendFramework based application that is using XMLRPC communication to other ZendFramework app. Both are on the same server (for development). That communication is very slow, and I am trying to
I created an ubuntu chroot environment (using debootstrap) and started openoffice as a service to convert files using unoconv. It works but it spends about 20s to do conversions which are below 1s out
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