estes@fir.eecs.ucdavis.edu (Robert Estes) (04/17/91)
Hi, hopefully someone out there is working with pixie...and has a few minutes. It seems to very useful. We've used it to obtain basic blocks counts (both static and dynamic) but would also like to use it to generate address traces... We've reverse engineered the file formats (or at least most of them) of the *.Addrs and *.Counts files, but cannot determine the format used for the files written out when -itrace is used... Can pixie spit out memory references? Does anyone know the format of the files it creates? Here is what I have done... --- cp /bin/ls . pixie ls -itrace -idtrace_file 1 ls.pixie > ls.itrace --- ** I can't interpret ls.itrace ** I have also tried: --- pixie ls -itrace -idtrace_file 1 -nooldtrace ls.pixie > ls.itrace1 --- Also, it would be nice to have the exact formats for the *.Addrs and *.Counts files... Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Robert Estes Center for Image Processing and Intergrated Computing (CIPIC) University of California, Davis (916) 752-6430 estes@ebony.eecs.ucdavis.edu 128.120.57.170