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− | <li><img src="../reference/images/toolbars/ide.png"> <b>IDE Perspective</b> - This | + | <li><img src="../reference/images/toolbars/ide.png"> <b>IDE Perspective</b> - This is the primary perspective for SystemTap script writers. It contains |
− | the | + | the [[Linux_Tools_Project/Systemtap/User_Guide/ide/functionBrowser.html | Function Browser ]], |
− | + | [[Linux_Tools_Project/Systemtap/User_Guide/ide/kernelBrowser.html | Kernel Browser ]], [[Linux_Tools_Project/Systemtap/User_Guide/ide/probeAliasBrowser.html | Probe Alias Browser ]], | |
− | and | + | and [[Linux_Tools_Project/Systemtap/User_Guide/ide/viewsAndEditors.html | Views and Editors ]]. The IDE Perspective contains |
− | the features necessary | + | the features necessary execute SystemTap scripts and the syntax highlighting and code |
− | completion features | + | completion features that facilitate efficient development of scripts.</li> |
<li><img src="../reference/images/toolbars/graphing.png"> <b>Graphing Perspective</b> - This perspective is invoked when the user calls the Run /w Chart option. | <li><img src="../reference/images/toolbars/graphing.png"> <b>Graphing Perspective</b> - This perspective is invoked when the user calls the Run /w Chart option. | ||
It defaults to showing a data table containing the script results and is capable of producing six different | It defaults to showing a data table containing the script results and is capable of producing six different | ||
chart types: Line Graph, Multi-Line Graph, Bar Graph, Multi-Bar Graph, Scatter Graph, and Multi-Scatter | chart types: Line Graph, Multi-Line Graph, Bar Graph, Multi-Bar Graph, Scatter Graph, and Multi-Scatter | ||
Graph.</li> | Graph.</li> | ||
− | <li><img src="../reference/images/toolbars/dash.png"><b>Dashboard Perspective</b> - This perspective | + | <li><img src="../reference/images/toolbars/dash.png"><b>Dashboard Perspective</b> - This perspective is capable of storing meta-data related to |
each graph such as filters, aggregates, and display options in addition to showing a "dashboard" interface | each graph such as filters, aggregates, and display options in addition to showing a "dashboard" interface | ||
− | with multiple graphs updating simultaneously | + | with multiple graphs updating simultaneously. </li> |
</ol> | </ol> |
Revision as of 10:56, 9 November 2010
SystemTap Perspectives
SystemTap has three perspectives, each with its own purpose.
- <img src="../reference/images/toolbars/ide.png"> IDE Perspective - This is the primary perspective for SystemTap script writers. It contains the Function Browser , Kernel Browser , Probe Alias Browser , and Views and Editors . The IDE Perspective contains the features necessary execute SystemTap scripts and the syntax highlighting and code completion features that facilitate efficient development of scripts.
- <img src="../reference/images/toolbars/graphing.png"> Graphing Perspective - This perspective is invoked when the user calls the Run /w Chart option. It defaults to showing a data table containing the script results and is capable of producing six different chart types: Line Graph, Multi-Line Graph, Bar Graph, Multi-Bar Graph, Scatter Graph, and Multi-Scatter Graph.
- <img src="../reference/images/toolbars/dash.png">Dashboard Perspective - This perspective is capable of storing meta-data related to each graph such as filters, aggregates, and display options in addition to showing a "dashboard" interface with multiple graphs updating simultaneously.