The project team is adding one new command line option, "-s", to the 
latencytop tool. Below are the output from the current and the proposed 
command, respectively. We would like to archive this enhancement in the 
case directory.

Thanks,
Krish

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# latencytop -h
Usage: latencytop [option(s)]
Options:
   -h, --help
       Print this help.
   -t, --interval TIME
       Set refresh interval to TIME. Valid range [1...60] seconds, 
default = 5
   -o, --output-log-file FILE
       Output kernel log to FILE. Default = /var/log/latencytop.log
   -k, --kernel-log-level LEVEL
       Set kernel log level to LEVEL.
       0(default) = None, 1 = Unmapped, 2 = Mapped, 3 = All.
   -f, --feature [no]feature1,[no]feature2,...
       Enable/disable features in LatencyTOP.
       [no]filter:
       Filter large interruptible latencies, e.g. sleep.
       [no]sched:
       Monitors sched (PID=0).
       [no]sobj:
       Monitors synchronization objects.
       [no]low:
       Lower overhead by sampling small latencies.
   -l, --log-period TIME
       Write and restart log every TIME seconds, TIME >= 60

#latencytop -h
Usage: latencytop [option(s)]
Options:
   -h, --help
       Print this help.
   -t, --interval TIME
       Set refresh interval to TIME. Valid range [1...60] seconds, 
default = 5
   -o, --output-log-file FILE
       Output kernel log to FILE. Default = /var/log/latencytop.log
   -k, --kernel-log-level LEVEL
       Set kernel log level to LEVEL.
       0(default) = None, 1 = Unmapped, 2 = Mapped, 3 = All.
   -f, --feature [no]feature1,[no]feature2,...
       Enable/disable features in LatencyTOP.
       [no]filter:
       Filter large interruptible latencies, e.g. sleep.
       [no]sched:
       Monitors sched (PID=0).
       [no]sobj:
       Monitors synchronization objects.
       [no]low:
       Lower overhead by sampling small latencies.
   -l, --log-period TIME
       Write and restart log every TIME seconds, TIME >= 60
   -s --select [ pid=<pid> | pgid=<pgid> ]
       Monitor only the given process or processes in the given process 
group.

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