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A high-performance backend for trace, emitting a Fuchsia trace into a file

Install

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Simon Cruanes

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Simon Cruanes

Sources

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Module `Trace_fuchsia`Source

Fuchsia trace collector.

This provides a collector for traces that emits data into a file using the compact binary Fuchsia trace format. This reduces the tracing overhead compared to trace-tef, at the expense of simplicity.

Source

val collector : 
  out:[ `File of string | `Stderr | `Stdout ] ->
  unit ->
  Trace_core.collector

Make a collector that writes into the given output. See setup for more details.

Sourcetype output = [

| `Stdout
| `Stderr
| `File of string

]

Output for tracing.

`Stdout will enable tracing and print events on stdout
`Stderr will enable tracing and print events on stderr
`File "foo" will enable tracing and print events into file named "foo"

Sourceval setup : ?out:[ output | `Env ] -> unit -> unit

setup () installs the collector depending on out.

parameter out
can take different values:
- regular output value to specify where events go
- `Env will enable tracing if the environment variable "TRACE" is set.

If it's set to "1", then the file is "trace.fxt".
If it's set to "stdout", then logging happens on stdout (since 0.2)
If it's set to "stderr", then logging happens on stdout (since 0.2)
Otherwise, if it's set to a non empty string, the value is taken to be the file path into which to write.

Sourceval with_setup : ?out:[ output | `Env ] -> unit -> (unit -> 'a) -> 'a

with_setup () f (optionally) sets a collector up, calls f(), and makes sure to shutdown before exiting.