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README
1This is a small "web application" to display traceline trace data. It uses 2xhtml, SVG, and JavaScript to interpret the JSON data in a timeline format. 3Events can be moused over to show details, stack traces, etc. 4 5The name of the JSON file should be supplied behind a # in the URL. Multiple 6JSON files can be listed (comma separated), allowing you to compare multiple 7sets of data. Examples: 8 9http://blah/traceline.xml#startup-release.json 10http://blah/traceline.xml#mydata1.json,mydata2.json 11 12Dean McNamee <deanm@chromium.org> 13