parse-endurance-measurements
Manual Reference Pages - PARSE-ENDURANCE-MEASUREMENTS (1)
NAME
parse-endurance-measurements - produce HTML summary from the endurance metrics
CONTENTS
Synopsis
Description
Options
Examples
See Also
Copyright
SYNOPSIS
parse-endurance-measurements [options] dir1 [ dir2 ... ]
DESCRIPTION
parse-endurance-measurements post-processes endurance measurements into an overview HTML report. For instructions on how the whole process of taking the measurements and processing them works, see the README file coming with these tools.
OPTIONS
--report=filename | |
Set the output report file name (default='endurance-report'). | |
--start-at=X | |
Start parsing from Xth given measurement directory (X > 0, default=0). | |
--skip=N | |
Skip N / parse only every (N+1)th measurement (N > 0, default=0). Use this to see the resource usage changes more clearly. | |
Note that if you skip measurements and you have cleared syslog between them, the endurance report will miss all the sysloggeg errors from the skipped measurements. | |
--stop-at=N | |
Stop at Nth measurement (by default all files are parsed). | |
--stop-at-reboot | |
Stop parsing if device had rebooted next round. | |
--split-at-reboots | |
Split results to separate report on reboot (by default all measurements go to same report). | |
--parse-smaps | |
Parse SMAPS details for all reports (by default not parsed as it's very slow). |
If you want more detailed SMAPS report from some specific test round
without using the slow '--parse-smaps' option for all the rounds,
install sp-smaps-visualize package and run these directly:
sp_smaps_normalize -f smaps.cap -o smaps.csv
sp_smaps_analyze smaps.csv
EXAMPLES
Normal usage:
parse-endurance-measurements test-case/[0-9]*
Example of using most of the options:
parse-endurance-measurements --report=report --start-at=3--skip=3\
--parse-smaps --split-at-reboots test-case/[0-9]*
SEE ALSO
save-incremental-endurance-stats(1), split-endurance-measurements(1), endurance_report.py(1)
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2007 Nokia Corporation.
This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 included with the software. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
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