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/external/blktrace/ |
D | Makefile | 6 SCRIPTS = btrace 64 dist: btrace.spec 65 git-tar-tree HEAD btrace-1.0 > btrace-1.0.tar 66 @mkdir -p btrace-1.0 67 @cp btrace.spec btrace-1.0 68 $(TAR) rf btrace-1.0.tar btrace-1.0/btrace.spec 69 @rm -rf btrace-1.0 70 @bzip2 btrace-1.0.tar 73 $(RPMBUILD) -ta btrace-1.0.tar.bz2 76 -rm -f *.o $(PROGS) .depend btrace-1.0.tar.bz2
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D | btrace.spec | 14 Name: btrace 25 btrace can show detailed info about what is happening on a block 53 %changelog -n btrace
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D | README | 175 vger hosts a mailing list dedicated to btrace discussion and development. 176 The list is called linux-btrace@vger.kernel.org, subscribe by sending 177 a mail to majordomo@vger.kernel.org with 'subscribe linux-btrace' in
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/external/wpa_supplicant_8/src/utils/ |
D | trace.h | 19 #define WPA_TRACE_INFO void *btrace[WPA_TRACE_LEN]; int btrace_num; 29 wpa_trace_dump_func((title), (ptr)->btrace, (ptr)->btrace_num) 30 void wpa_trace_dump_func(const char *title, void **btrace, int btrace_num); 32 (ptr)->btrace_num = backtrace((ptr)->btrace, WPA_TRACE_LEN)
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D | trace.c | 301 void wpa_trace_dump_func(const char *title, void **btrace, int btrace_num) in wpa_trace_dump_func() argument 309 sym = backtrace_symbols(btrace, btrace_num); in wpa_trace_dump_func() 312 const char *func = wpa_trace_bfd_addr2func(btrace[i]); in wpa_trace_dump_func() 326 wpa_printf(MSG_INFO, "[%d]: ?? [%p]", i, btrace[i]); in wpa_trace_dump_func() 327 wpa_trace_bfd_addr(btrace[i]); in wpa_trace_dump_func()
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/external/blktrace/btt/ |
D | README | 11 vger hosts a mailing list dedicated to btrace discussion and development. 12 The list is called linux-btrace@vger.kernel.org, subscribe by sending 13 a mail to majordomo@vger.kernel.org with 'subscribe linux-btrace' in
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/external/autotest/client/tests/btreplay/ |
D | Makefile.patch | 12 SCRIPTS = btrace
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/external/blktrace/doc/ |
D | blktrace.tex | 186 A \emph{btrace} script is included in the distribution to ease live 190 % btrace /dev/sda 193 By default, \emph{btrace} runs the trace in quiet mode so it will not 204 % btrace /dev/cdrom
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