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04-21-2004
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Tracing utilities for AIX platform
Hello,
I have an application problem that uses trimrun on an AIX 5.1 platform. A specific process clocks at 100% for a cpu. I would like to trace/debug this process to see what it is doing. I have used trace & truss but wondering if there are other utilities out there that are better? Can anyone help me? Thank you, 
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04-22-2004
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Thanks for the note. This trace won't work for me, because it does a profile on the common and efficient code out there. The application we use, uses Trimrun language. This has its own compiler(ehdagen), and the prof/gprof commands need the code compiled with cc.
In conclusion, I don't think this will work. Is there other utilities? Thank you hor your help.
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