HP XC System 3.x Software - Manual (Page 33)

Step 8: Viewing Per Procedure Statistics for the Application
The following command enables you to view per-procedure statistics for the image myApp:
% hpcpiprof myApp
The output is as follows:
Event Name Events Period Samples
---------- ------------- ------ --------
CPU_CYCLES 1925103240000 60000 32085054
CPU_CYCLES % cum% procedure image
---------- ----- ------ ----------- -----
191201e7 99.3% 99.3% routine1 myApp
1309e7 0.7% 100.0% unknown_rou myApp
For descriptions of the output data, see “Viewing Per-Procedure Data: hpcpiprof image_name”
(page 46) .
Step 9: Viewing Per Instruction Statistics
The following command enables you to view per-instruction statistics for the procedure routine1
in myApp:
% hpcpilist routine1 myApp
The output is as follows:
Event Name Events Period
---------- ------------- ------
CPU_CYCLES 1912010880000 60000
CPU_CYCLES PC B ASM
---------- --------------- - -------------------------------------
0 routine1+0x0000 alloc r33=ar.pfs,0,4,0,0
0 routine1+0x0001 adds r34=0,sp
0 routine1+0x0002 adds sp=-16,sp
0 routine1+0x0010 adds r35=0,gp
0 routine1+0x0011 nop.f 0
0 routine1+0x0012 mov r32=rp;;
2333e6 routine1+0x0020 : ldfs f7=[r34]
:
:
For descriptions of the output data, see “Viewing Per-Instruction Data: hpcpilist
procedure_name image_name ” (page 47) .
Step 10: Stopping the HPCPI Daemon
When you are done collecting data, enter the following command to stop the HPCPI daemon:
% hpcpictl quit
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