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> De : Veer Beede [mailto:community-noreply@qnx.com]
> Envoyé : 18 décembre 2012 05:52
> À : ostech-core_os
> Objet : Re: RE: format of .kev file
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> In that case, you can rather use syslog in your application. How different it is
> going to be with the way you plan to use trace events?

Nanosecond precision,  no context switch,  each process has its record buffer greatly reducing resource contention (want
 to keep the 12 cores busy), no overhead for filtering unwanted event coming from other processes, portability.

For now I want to convert our data into a kev file to make use of the system profiler, but down the road ( many months 
as our GUI group is totally swamp with work, phew good thing, a few years back,  we choose not to used photon... I 
digress)  we will have our own application to display the data.

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