Sean, the file still uncompresses, right? I believe this happens when
Ruby is interrupted but in my experience, the compressing trace is still
usable.
Try using zcat
"zcat test.gz > test"
--Mike
As far as I can tell the traces generated by ruby are compressed. I
execute the following sequence of commands to generate a trace:
read-configuration ../checkpoints/fft.4
magic-break-enable
dstc-disable
istc-disable
instruction-fetch-mode instruction-fetch-trace
load-module ruby
ruby0.setparam g_NUM_PROCESSORS 4
ruby0.init
ruby0.tracer-output-file test.gz
c
q
This produces a file test.gz
Attempting to unzip this I get the error:
gunzip: test.gz: unexpected end of file
What am I doing wrong?
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