Datasheet

This will give you something resembling the following output:

If you don't have names enabled via STATS_NAME_ENABLE you would see something like this:

newtmgr Access

You can also access stats through newtmgr as follows:

Example: Adding Stats to apps/first/src/main.c

You can extend apps/first with custom stats by updating apps/first/src/main.c with the following code:

12274:attempt_stat: 3

12275:error_stat: 0

stat my_stats

29149:s0: 3

29150:s1: 0

$ newtmgr -c serial1 stat my_stats

Return Code = 0

Stats Name: my_stats

attempt_stat: 0

error_stat: 0

#include <assert.h>

#include <string.h>

#include "os/os.h"

#include "bsp/bsp.h"

#include "hal/hal_gpio.h"

#include "sysinit/sysinit.h"

#include "console/console.h"

#include "shell/shell.h"

#include "stats/stats.h"

/* Define task stack and task object */

#define LED_TASK_PRIO (100) /* 1 = highest, 255 = lowest */

#define LED_STACK_SIZE OS_STACK_ALIGN(64)

struct os_task led_task;

os_stack_t led_task_stack[LED_STACK_SIZE];

/* LED task handler prototype declaration */

static void led_task_func(void *arg);

/* Command handler prototype declaration */

static int shell_test_cmd(int argc, char **argv);

/* Shell command struct */

static struct shell_cmd shell_test_cmd_struct = {

.sc_cmd = "test",

.sc_cmd_func = shell_test_cmd

};