The STRACE POST option processes the binary file returned from the GET option and produces two files:
Sample output from running an STRACE POST is shown here:
RAW file = strace.rawOutput file = strace.out
MTE file = strace.mte
Adjust time = TRUE
CPU 0 Rating 89.997898 Mhz
CPU 1 Rating 89.995955 Mhz
CPU 2 Rating 89.996197 Mhz
CPU 3 Rating 90.005302 Mhz
Working ...
hooks processed. 575779
CPU 0 Start time stamp :(531:fa721cba)
End time stamp :(535:5b3f6e10)
Drift ratio :0.000000e+000
Number of hooks :159367
CPU 1 Start time stamp :(8:45ea9f53)
End time stamp :(b:a6b8945c)
Drift ratio :2.888343e-006
Number of hooks :128142
CPU 2 Start time stamp :(8:45de419e)
End time stamp :(b:a6abcb34)
Drift ratio :9.924885e-007
Number of hooks :145038
CPU 3 Start time stamp :(8:45d4207a)
End time stamp :(b:a6a2318d)
Drift ratio :3.383068e-006
Number of hooks :143232
On rare occasions, a start or end time stamp may be shown as ffffffff:ffffffff. This occurs when STRACE processing was unable to gain synchronous access to one or more processors to get their time stamps. When this occurs, you will need to recollect the STRACE data by turning off STRACE, flushing the STRACE buffers, and then restarting STRACE.