NAME

       uftrace-info - Print tracing information for trace data

SYNOPSIS

       uftrace info [options] [COMMAND]

DESCRIPTION

       This command prints metadata recorded in the header of a given data file.

OPTIONS

       --symbols
              Print symbols table instead of the recorded tracing info.  It will print two symbol
              tables - normal symbols and dynamic symbols.   The  normal  symbols  are  from  the
              executable  itself,  and  dynamic  symbols  are for library calls.  When COMMAND is
              given, it should provide symbol information which might not be available  from  the
              recorded path of 'exe image' or the symbol file in the data directory.

EXAMPLE

       This command shows information like below:

              $ uftrace record abc

              $ uftrace info
              # system information
              # ==================
              # program version     : uftrace v0.5-191-g30a3
              # recorded on         : Tue May 24 15:59:00 2016
              # cmdline             : uftrace record abc
              # cpu info            : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3930K CPU @ 3.20GHz
              # number of cpus      : 12 / 12 (online / possible)
              # memory info         : 19.8 / 23.5 GB (free / total)
              # system load         : 0.02 / 0.07 / 0.11 (1 / 5 / 15 min)
              # kernel version      : Linux 4.5.4-1-ARCH
              # hostname            : sejong
              # distro              : "Arch Linux"
              #
              # process information
              # ===================
              # number of tasks     : 1
              # task list           : 8284
              # exe image           : /home/namhyung/tmp/abc
              # build id            : a3c50d25f7dd98dab68e94ef0f215edb06e98434
              # exit status         : exited with code: 0
              # elapsed time        : 0.003219479 sec
              # cpu time            : 0.003 / 0.000 sec (sys / user)
              # context switch      : 1 / 1 (voluntary / involuntary)
              # max rss             : 3104 KB
              # page fault          : 0 / 169 (major / minor)
              # disk iops           : 0 / 24 (read / write)

       To see the symbol table, one can use the --symbols option.

              $ uftrace info --symbols
              Normal symbols
              ==============
              [ 0] _start (0x400590) size: 42
              [ 1] __gmon_start__ (0x4005c0) size: 59
              [ 2] a (0x4006c6) size: 19
              [ 3] b (0x4006d9) size: 19
              [ 4] c (0x4006ec) size: 49
              [ 5] main (0x40071d) size: 19
              [ 6] __libc_csu_init (0x400730) size: 101
              [ 7] __libc_csu_fini (0x4007a0) size: 2
              [ 8] atexit (0x4007b0) size: 41

              Dynamic symbols
              ===============
              [ 0] getpid (0x400530) size: 16
              [ 1] _mcleanup (0x400540) size: 16
              [ 2] __libc_start_main (0x400550) size: 16
              [ 3] __monstartup (0x400560) size: 16
              [ 4] mcount (0x400570) size: 16
              [ 5] __cxa_atexit (0x400580) size: 16

       You can get symbol information from ELF binary directly without trace data.

              $ uftrace info --symbols abc
              Normal symbols
              ==============
              [ 0] 0x3e0: main (size: 144)
              [ 1] 0x470: __x86.get_pc_thunk.bx (size: 203)
              [ 2] 0x53b: c (size: 57)
              [ 3] 0x574: b (size: 50)
              [ 4] 0x5a6: a (size: 58)
              [ 5] 0x5e0: __libc_csu_init (size: 96)
              [ 6] 0x640: __libc_csu_fini (size: 2)
              [ 7] 0x642: __sym_end (size: 0)

              Dynamic symbols
              ===============
              [ 0] 0x380: __cyg_profile_func_enter (size: 16)
              [ 1] 0x390: __cyg_profile_func_exit (size: 16)
              [ 2] 0x3a0: getpid (size: 16)
              [ 3] 0x3b0: __libc_start_main (size: 16)
              [ 4] 0x3c0: atoi (size: 16)
              [ 5] 0x3d0: __dynsym_end (size: 0)

SEE ALSO

       uftrace(1), uftrace-record(1)

AUTHORS

       Namhyung Kim <namhyung@gmail.com>.