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grep rough audit - static analysis tool
v2.8 written by @Wireghoul
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traceshark-0.9.11~beta/README.md-102-*  Pressing this button will toggle the vertical zooming and scrolling. The effect is the same as toggling the selection of the vertical axis.
traceshark-0.9.11~beta/README.md:103:*  Pressing this button will open a dialog that allows the user to select which types of graphs will be displayed. Here it is possible to disable certain graphs, for example CPU idle graphs that frequently may be of little interest. It is also possible to enable horizontal wakeup graphs for the per CPU task graphs that are disabled by default, because they will frequently overlap each other. If OpenGL is enabled at compile time, then it is possible to select the desired line width of the scheduling graphs. Otherwise, the line width will always be set to 1. The dialog has an `Apply & Save` button that allows the user to save the settings to `$HOME/.traceshark`, so that they will be remembered the next time traceshark is started.
traceshark-0.9.11~beta/README.md-104-*  Pressing this button will show a dialog with global statistics on the left side of the plot. The statistics show how many % of the CPU time each task has consumed as well as the time consumed. The percentages are percentage of a core. This means that the maximum for a normal task is 100% and for the idle task, swapper with pid 0, the maximum is `N * 100`, where N is the number of CPUs. The tasks are sorted so that those tasks that consume more CPU time are shown earlier. The dialog has buttons for adding selected tasks to the legend, to add them as task graphs, to filter the events view on them, or to reset the filtering. There is even a button to close the dialog.
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traceshark-0.9.11~beta/doc/filtered.svg-2776-<text text-anchor="" x="64.45" y="495.5" font-size="12" font-family="Verdana" fill="rgb(0,0,0)" ></text>
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traceshark-0.9.11~beta/doc/filtered.svg-10158-<g class="func_g" onmouseover="s(this)" onmouseout="c()" onclick="zoom(this)">
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traceshark-0.9.11~beta/doc/filtered.svg-10160-<text text-anchor="" x="954.56" y="367.5" font-size="12" font-family="Verdana" fill="rgb(0,0,0)" ></text>
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traceshark-0.9.11~beta/debian/tests/test-traceshark-4-pid=$!
traceshark-0.9.11~beta/debian/tests/test-traceshark:5:win=`xdotool search --sync --onlyvisible --pid $pid`
traceshark-0.9.11~beta/debian/tests/test-traceshark-6-echo "win=$win"
traceshark-0.9.11~beta/debian/tests/test-traceshark:7:name=`xdotool getwindowname $win`
traceshark-0.9.11~beta/debian/tests/test-traceshark-8-kill -9 $pid