NAME

       vite - a visual trace explorer

SYNOPSIS

       vite
       vite -h
       vite [-f|-a] file_path [-e export_path] [-t [time_init]:[time_end]]

DESCRIPTION

       ViTE  is a visual trace explorer. It is a useful tool for profiling and debugging parallel
       programs (multi‐process or multi‐core).
       ViTE reads program execution trace data from file (currently in  Pajé  trace  format)  and
       display  it  in a graphical interface. Program execution data could be a state (drawn as a
       colored rectangle - color depends of the kind of state), an event (drawn as a green  disc)
       or a communication between two processes (drawn as a white arrow).

OPTIONS

       ViTE accepts the following options:

       -h      Display help.

       -f file_path
               Open the file_path file.

       -a file_path
               Open the file_path file and display it entirely.

       -e export_path
               Export the opened trace file (with -f or -a option) to the export_path file in SVG
               format.

       -t [time_init]:[time_end]
               Just parse trace from time_init to time_end.
               If time_init is missed, trace will be parsed from the minimum time to time_end.
               If time_end is missed, trace will be parsed from time_init to the maximum time.

AUTHORS

       ViTE was created by a group of french engineering school students for the  INRIA  research
       center.

REPORTING BUGS

       Report bugs to ViTE developers <vite-developpeurs@lists.gforge.inria.fr>.

COPYRIGHT

       ViTE   was   released  under  the  CeCILL-A  licence.  The  content  can  be  found  here:
       http://www.cecill.info/licences/Licence_CeCILL_V2-en.txt.
               Copyright © 2009 Kevin COULOMB
               Copyright © 2009 Johnny JAZEIX
               Copyright © 2009 Olivier LAGRASSE
               Copyright © 2009 Jule MARCOUEILLE
               Copyright © 2009 Pascal NOISETTE
               Copyright © 2009 Arthur REDONDY
               Copyright © 2009 Clément VUCHENER

       This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
       There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.