LinuxTracepoints-Net
.NET libraries for Linux Tracepoints and user_events
MIT License
.NET libraries for Linux Tracepoints and user_events
This repository contains .NET libraries for parsing perf.data files and decoding
Linux Tracepoint
events, including events that use the EventHeader encoding.
Overview
-
Provider - library for generating Linux user_events tracepoint events.
-
Decode - library for parsing
perf.datafiles and decoding tracepoint events. -
DecodeSample - tool that prints the events in a
perf.datafile. Demonstrates basic usage of theDecodelibrary. -
DecodePerfToJson - tool that converts
perf.datafiles into JSON. Demonstrates advanced use of theDecodelibrary for custom formatting and minimizing allocations. -
Types - library with types used by the
Decodelibrary. This includes the definitions for theEventHeaderencoding.
See also PerfDataExtension
for a Windows Performance Toolkit plugin to decode perf.data files using this library.
Contributing
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