Event Tracking / Celog

[Tammy Yee]

I am trying to find out information about event tracking.

I have yet to be able to produce a log file (celog.clg).
So I have some questions at this time.

From Windows CE Platform Builder 3.0 help:
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The Windows CE build environment provides a single build
option to enable event tracking in the profiling kernel.
To enable event tracking for the build, choose Settings
from the Platform menu and set Enable Profiling Kernel.
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Is this the only setting to set to enable event tracking?

I am assuming that when the kernel calls CeLogData(), the
fTimeStamp is set to TRUE. Where is this time value come
from, what format is it in?

Also, for Windows CE 3.0, the executable "readlog" is used
to read the raw log data. Does anyone know what format
the raw data is in or where to find that information?
Also, is a text output file generated by calling readlog
or is the option available to save the output to a text
file?

Thanks in advance for any help.
Tammy

[Susan Dey [MS]]

Those instructions are a bit outdated. You don't actually need to turn on
the profiling kernel anymore, though that gives you additional information
that is not available on the non-profiling kernel. You have two ways of
connecting to the device: (1) Directly through Kernel Tracker: when the
device is running, go to Tools / Remote Kernel Tracker and connect to the
device. In this case a .clg file will not appear, but you will see data
appear in Kernel Tracker, and you can use Kernel Tracker to save that data
to a .clg file for future reference. (2) Using the .clg file: in the
platform settings, turn on "Enable Event Tracking During Boot" and "Flush
Events to Release Directory." Make a new image, and when you run it, you'll
see celog.clg appear in your release directory. You can use Kernel Tracker
to open the file (instead of connecting it to the device).

Hope that helps,

Sue
susa...@microsoft.com
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