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[[Batch]] file utility that sorts Outwatches logs by decreasing order of Module cpu-elapsed time. | [[Batch]] file utility that sorts Outwatches logs by decreasing order of Module cpu-elapsed time. | ||
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| + | $ Outwatch_sorter.bat Outwatch_2.txt | ||
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| + | $ Outwatch_sortall.bat | ||
==Code== | ==Code== | ||
| + | ===Outwatch_sortall.bat=== | ||
| + | <htm> | ||
| + | <pre name="code" class="batch"> | ||
| + | @echo off | ||
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| + | REM Every Outwatch* file gets sorted and stored under the filename Sorted_Outwatch*. | ||
| + | for /F %%i in ('dir /B Outwatch*.txt') do @Outwatch_sorter.bat %%i > Sorted_%%~ni.txt | ||
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| + | @echo on | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
| + | </htm> | ||
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| + | ===Outwatch_sorter.bat=== | ||
<htm> | <htm> | ||
<pre name="code" class="batch"> | <pre name="code" class="batch"> | ||
Latest revision as of 19:07, 17 September 2010
Batch file utility that sorts Outwatches logs by decreasing order of Module cpu-elapsed time.
$ Outwatch_sorter.bat Outwatch_2.txt
$ Outwatch_sortall.bat
Code
Outwatch_sortall.bat
@echo off
REM Every Outwatch* file gets sorted and stored under the filename Sorted_Outwatch*.
for /F %%i in ('dir /B Outwatch*.txt') do @Outwatch_sorter.bat %%i > Sorted_%%~ni.txt
@echo on
Outwatch_sorter.bat
@echo off
SET FIL=%1
REM Get an unsorted list of modules stacked in the log.
cat %FIL% | gawk '{print $1}' | gsort | uniq > modulelist.tmp
REM Create a list of the modules highest times.
for /F %%i in (modulelist.tmp) do ( cat %FIL% | grep %%i | gsort -r -k3 | head -n 1 >> besttimeslist.tmp )
REM Get a list of modules stacked in the log, sorted by decreasing highest cpu-time elapsed.
cat besttimeslist.tmp | gsort -r -k3 | gawk '{print $1}' | uniq > sortedmodulelist.tmp
cat sortedmodulelist.tmp
echo " "
REM For each module present in the log, sort by decreasing cpu-time elapsed.
for /F %%i in (sortedmodulelist.tmp) do ( cat %FIL% | grep %%i | gsort -r -k3 >> moduletimes.tmp )
cat moduletimes.tmp
del sortedmodulelist.tmp
del besttimeslist.tmp
del moduletimes.tmp
del modulelist.tmp
@echo on
