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bitext2tmx 1.0 Milestone 0 (Default branch)
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pixie(1) General Commands Manual pixie(1) Name pixie - add profiling code to a program Syntax pixie in_prog_name [ options ] Description The pixie command reads an executable program, partitions it into basic blocks, and writes an equivalent program containing additional code that counts the execution of each basic block. A basic block is a region of the program that can be entered only at the beginning and exited only at the end. The pixie command also generates a file containing the address of each of the basic blocks. When you run the pixie-generated program, it (provided it terminates normally or via a call to generates a file containing the basic block counts. The name of the file is that of the original program with any leading directory names removed and ".Counts" appended. and can ana- lyze these files and produce a listing of profiling data. Options -o out_prog_name Specify a name for the translation. The default is to remove any leading directory names from the in_prog_name and append ".pixie". -bbaddrs name Specify a name for the file of basic block addresses. Default is to remove any leading directory names from the in_prog_name and append ".Addrs". -[no]quiet Controls whether a summary is given of the binary-to-binary translation process. The default is -noquiet. -[no]dwops Controls translation of double-word load/store instructions so that binaries using these instructions can be run on old processors. The default is -nodwops (translate). -[no]textdata Controls whether pixie puts the original text into the translated output. This is required to correctly translate pro- grams with data in the text section (for example, f77 format statements in some compiler releases). The default is -textdata (include original text). -[no]idtrace Disables or enables tracing of instruction and data memory references. -idtrace is equivalent to using both -itrace and -dtrace together. The default is -noidtrace -[no]itrace Disable or enable tracing of instruction memory references. The default is -noitrace -[no]dtrace Disable or enable tracing of data memory references. Currently, -dtrace requires -itrace. The default is -nodtrace -[no]oldtrace Disable or enable the old memory reference trace format. The default is -oldtrace. -idtrace_sample number Record only 1 out of every number memory reference chunks. (This feature not yet implemented.) -idtrace_file number Specify a UNIX file descriptor number for the trace output file. The default is 19. Restrictions The handler function address to the signal system calls is not translated, therefore, programs that receive signals cannot work pixified. Programs that call vfork cannot work pixified because the child process modifies the parent state required for pixie operation. Use fork instead. Pixified code is substantially larger than the original code. Conditional branches that used to fit in the 16-bit branch displacement field may no longer fit, generating a pixie error. See Also prof(1), pixstats(1) 4th Berkeley Distribution RISC pixie(1)
Bitext2tmx is a cross-platform Java application toalign bitext (of a corresponding original text andits translation) and generate a TMX translationmemory for use in computer-assisted translation.