CONTROLLER

Modules
	CONTROLLER_LENGTH
	CONTROLLER_START_ADDRESS
	CONTROLLER_STOP_ADDRESS
	CONTROLLER_FINI
	CONTROLLER_SKIP
	CONTROLLER_UNIFORM
	CONTROLLER_INIT
	CONTROLLER_PINPOINT
	CONTROLLER_MULTI
	CONTROLLER_STATS_EVENT_ADDRESS
Typedefs
typedef VOID(*	INSTLIB::CONTROL_HANDLER )(CONTROL_EVENT, VOID *, CONTEXT *, VOID *, VOID *)
Enumerations
enum	INSTLIB::CONTROL_EVENT {   CONTROL_INVALID,   INSTLIB::CONTROL_START,   INSTLIB::CONTROL_STOP }

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Detailed Description

It is often desirable to use instrumentation to observe an interval of the execution of a program. Controllers are used to detect the beginning or end of an interval. Some of the methods are instruction counts, or the nth time an address or symbol is executed.

A controller is usually an ALARM with some coordination for stop and start and some built in command line switches.

The example below can be found in InstLibExamples/control.cpp

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Typedef Documentation

typedef VOID(* INSTLIB::CONTROL_HANDLER)(CONTROL_EVENT, VOID *, CONTEXT *, VOID *, VOID *)

Type for generic event handler

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum INSTLIB::CONTROL_EVENT

Event that is passed to handler when controller detects the beginning or end of an interval Enumerator: CONTROL_START  Beginning of interval. CONTROL_STOP  End of interval.

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