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Eclipse-Callgraph
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SystemTap Beginner's Guide
SystemTap Tapset Reference
SystemTap Language Reference (documentation supplied by IBM)
The SystemTap Beginner's Guide and SystemTap Tapset Reference are also available locally when
you install the systemtap package:
file:///usr/share/doc/systemtap-version/SystemTap_Beginners_Guide/
index.html
file:///usr/share/doc/systemtap-version/SystemTap_Beginners_Guide.pdf
file:///usr/share/doc/systemtap-version/tapsets/index.html
file:///usr/share/doc/systemtap-version/tapsets.pdf
The Section 6.4.1, “SystemTap Compile Server”, Section 6.4.2, “SystemTap Support for Unprivileged
Users”, and Section 6.4.3, “ SSL and Certificate Management” sections are excerpts from the
SystemTap Support for Unprivileged Users and Server Client Deployment whitepaper. This whitepaper
also provides more details on each feature, along with a case study to help illustrate their application
in a real-world environment.
6.5. Eclipse-Callgraph
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 also includes the Eclipse-Callgraph plug-in, which provides a visual
function trace of a program. This allows you to view a visualization of selected (or even all) functions
used by the profiled application.
Eclipse-Callgraph uses SystemTap to perform a comprehensive function trace within a program.
As such, you will need to install SystemTap along with the required kernel information packages.
For more information about SystemTap, refer to Section 6.4, “SystemTap ” and other SystemTap
documentation provided by Red Hat.
This plug-in allows you to profile C/C++ projects directly within the Eclipse IDE, providing various
runtime details such as:
The relationship between function calls
Number of times each function was called
Time taken by each instance of a function (relative to the program's execution time)
Time taken by all instances of a function (relative to program's execution time)
6.5.1. Launching a Profile With Eclipse-Callgraph
To profile an application with Eclipse-Callgraph, simply right-click on a project and navigate to Profile
As > Function callgraph. This will open a dialogue from which you can select an executable to
profile.
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