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Shows the frequency of a cpu if the information is available. Useful to give hints as to why one run is slower than another.
 
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= Time event highlighting and filtering =
 
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Revision as of 11:42, 23 May 2018

Resources View Enhancements

Resource view is now the default view of the Kernel

Newrv.png

Resources view shows active threads

This allows users to know what is being run on a CPU.

Resources view shows cpu frequency when available

Shows the frequency of a cpu if the information is available. Useful to give hints as to why one run is slower than another.

Time event highlighting and filtering

It is now possible to filter on time events in a Time Graph view and at the current zoom level. To filter the Time Graph view, press / key in the timegraph view. A filter dialog will open, and users can enter a regular expression in the text box. The filter is applied and the view is updated as the user types the text. All time events matching the filter will be highlighted and non-matching items will be dimmed.

FilterDialog.png

Pressing enter will save the filter string and the time events that are not matching will be filtered-out and won't be drawn. Multiple saved filters are possible and highlighting can be applied on top that.

SavedFilter.png

CTF trace trimming

Trim CTF traces and experiments of CTF traces.

Rv-trace-trim.png

Enabling and disabling XML analysis files

XML files containing analyses can now be enabled or disabled individually. To open the Manage XML Analyses preference page, select Window > Preferences from the main menu bar, then click on XML Analyses under the Tracing section. The preference page can also be opened using the Project Explorer.

ManageXMLAnalysis enable.png

To enable a file and its analyses, check the box to the left of the file, then press Apply or Apply and close to save the changes. Unchecking a box and saving the changes will disable the corresponding file. When selecting an enabled file, a confirmation message will be displayed. Note that invalid files cannot be enabled; if one is selected, an error message will be displayed.

Bugs fixed in the 4.0.0 release

See Bugzilla report Bugs Fixed in Trace Compass 4.0.0

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