print " thread_offset %d" % tracker.thread_offset
print " pid_offset %d" % tracker.pid_offset
new_command(
"new-" + class_name,
new_ppc32_linux_process_tracker_cmd, [
arg(str_t, "name", "?", None),
arg(int_t, "thread_offset", "?", None),
arg(int_t, "pid_offset", "?", None),
arg(str_t, "kernel", "?", None, expander=ppc32_linux_kernel_expander)
],
type="Debugging",
see_also=["new-context-switcher", "<tracker>.add-processor"],
short="create new ppc32-linux process tracker",
doc="""
Create a new ppc32-linux process tracker. You must either specify the
<i>thread_offset</i> and <i>pid_offset</i> integer parameters, or
choose a named set of parameters by giving the <i>kernel</i>
argument.
The tracker's set of processors will initially be empty. You can add
the processors you want it to watch with its add-processors
command.""",
filename=
"/mp/simics-3.0/src/extensions/ppc32-linux-process-tracker/gcommands.py",
linenumber="78")
register_tracker(class_name)
print "There is no named set of parameters called '%s'." % kernel
SIM_command_has_problem()
return
# Finally, create the tracker.
tracker = SIM_create_object(class_name, name, [])
if kernel:
ptrack_settings_ifc().use_settings(tracker, kernel)
if SIM_is_interactive():
print "New process tracker %s created." % name
return (name,)
new_command("new-" + class_name, new_linux_process_tracker_cmd,
[arg(str_t, "name", "?", None),
arg(str_t, "kernel", "?", None,
expander = linux_kernel_expander)],
type = "Debugging",
see_also = ["new-context-switcher", "<tracker>.add-processor"],
short = "create new Linux process tracker",
doc = """
Create a new Linux process tracker. You may choose a named set of
parameters by giving the <i>kernel</i> argument; otherwise, you must
set the parameters manually, or use the autodetect-parameters command.
The tracker's set of processors will initially be empty. You can add
the processors you want it to watch with its add-processors
command.""", filename="/mp/simics-3.0/src/extensions/linux-process-tracker/gcommands.py", linenumber="64")
register_tracker(class_name)