Use it as a wrapper

[nitin pundir]

How can I use UIforETW as a wrapper for a specific application process?

[Bruce Dawson]

ETW tracing is always system wide so you can't target a specific process when recording, but you can filter down to particular processes during analysis. That is what I do when I know the problem is isolated to a single process, but I investigate a fair number of problems where the issue involves multiple processes.

I'm not sure what you mean by "a wrapper".

On Thu, Oct 4, 2018 at 8:54 AM nitin pundir <nitin...@gmail.com> wrote:

How can I use UIforETW as a wrapper for a specific application process?

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[nitin pundir]

Thanks Bruce,

That clears my doubt. By wrapper, I meant to target a specific process pinned to a specific core. Since in linux you can measure PMC readings from specific cores so I was not sure whether ETW(tracelog and xperf) can do that or not.