The Sun Studio Performance Tools do statistical callstack profiling
of an application, and collects the profile ticks for all microstates.
They do not track state transitions, but they give pretty meaningful
statistical results over minutes, and perhaps even tens of seconds,
especially if you do high-resolution profiling.
See: http://developers.sun.com/sunstudio/
and:
http://developers.sun.com/sunstudio/overview/topics/analyzer_index.html
Marty Itzkowitz
On 7/11/09 7:02 PM, tester wrote:
Thanks Jim.M and thanks Jim.L. Sure, I can use prstat and post-process. I am
not sure if I can get a accurate profile of the app. If I can go back to my
previous example and assume an multi-threaded app running for 100 clock ticks,
I would like to have a break up and say
usr:20ticks,sys:10,wait1:20,wait2:20,wait3:20,sleep:10. Units of time can be
anything meaningful. Basically, a much more accurate answer for where my app
spend it's time than what the traditional tools offer.
I will explore extended accounting and Jim.L suggestion of using /proc. I have limitation's with my C programming skills.
Thanks
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