HP Caliper User's Guide

--database

See “-d or --database” (p. 64).

--dbrp

--dbrp=DBRP_INDEX,PLM,ADDR_MATCH,ADDR_MASK,PROC_FLAGS

Specifies the bits to program the PMU's data address range matching registers. Forces

event monitoring to be constrained by data address ranges.

DBRP_INDEXX

can be 0, 1, 2 or 3. It identifies one of the four Data Breakpoint

Registers (DBRs) used to specify the desired address range.

PLM

specifies the privilege level setting. The privilege levels available

are: "user", "kernel", and "all".

ADDR_MATCH

is the 64-bit address to match.

ADDR_MASK is the 56-bit address mask to apply before matching the ADDR_MATCH

bits.

PROC_FLAGS is a comma-separated list of none , d, io, or iod.

none indicates no constraint. d indicates data address matching

only. io indicates instruction address and opcode matching. iod

indicates instruction address, opcode and data address matching.

--db-save

--db-save-details [syms][:code][:src][:all]

Allows you to save in the database containing your measurements, additional

information for use in reporting. This option must be used when the measurement is

first made. You can then generate reports or view reports in the GUI without needing

access to the system where data was collected.

• syms — Saves symbol information about each load module.

• code — Saves the executable text segment (code) of each load module. This

argument also implies the syms argument.

• src — Saves source line attribution data for each load module. This argument

also implies the code and syms arguments.

• all — Same as the src argument.

--description-details

all|[target][:times][:sampling][:images][:none]

Specifies the level of detail reported for per-process or per-application summary.

The default value is --description-details target:times:sampling.

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