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10.3.1
See also
ARM DUI 0482K
ID120712
Replace
with your image,
data
file, and
annotate
str
string is optional.
Note
Visual Annotation supports images in the following formats: GIF, PNG, JPEG, TIFF, ICO, and
BMP +RLE. There is no limit to the image size but the larger the image, the greater impact on
the system performance. Increasing the amount of data sent to the host in this way increases the
probe effect for the applications you are profiling
For an example of how to use Visual Annotate, see the
in
.../gator/annotate/example/
Note
When you annotate from within the kernel or a module, you do not need to use
and
. Kernel annotations are not supported in interrupt context.
ANNOTATE_SETUP
You can see the effects of visual annotation in the Timeline and Log views of your Streamline
Analysis Reports. With visual annotation, the Timeline view data includes a chart that contains
the annotated images. For more information about how visual annotation changes the Timeline
view and how to interact with it, see
Any annotation event that includes an image has an icon in the message field of the Log view.
Hover over the icon to see the image.
Tasks
•
Customize reports using Annotate on page 10-2
•
Capturing data on your target on page 11-2
•
Creating custom performance counters on page
Reference
•
About the Timeline view on page 6-2
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with the size of the data being written to the
length
with a descriptive string to be included with the image. Including a
Figure 10-4 Visual annotation with optional text
.
Timeline view charts on page
Annotate and the Log View
example source file, located
annotate.c
ANNOTATE_DEFINE
6-10.
11-4.
10-8
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