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10-19-2002 11:49 AM
10-19-2002 11:49 AM
ana.out analyzer
I see the instructions for getting the crash file analyzed but I was wondering if there is an actual analyzer web page out there or an offline analyzer that can analyze the ana.out. I have some HPMC decoders that work well for ts99 files but can I use these decoders for an ana.out file?
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10-20-2002 12:44 PM
10-20-2002 12:44 PM
Re: ana.out analyzer
short answer: no.
the hp support folks can use q4 (perl based analysis tool) for surfing a crashdump. One of the-let's say- plug-in's is analyze.pl. They name it's output usually ana.out, it contains a list of processes running at crash time.
As with any other debugging stuff I'm afraid it does not make much sense to spend too much time on that without having the source code at hand (would surprise me if you had;) unless you find sth really obvious.
the hp support folks can use q4 (perl based analysis tool) for surfing a crashdump. One of the-let's say- plug-in's is analyze.pl. They name it's output usually ana.out, it contains a list of processes running at crash time.
As with any other debugging stuff I'm afraid it does not make much sense to spend too much time on that without having the source code at hand (would surprise me if you had;) unless you find sth really obvious.
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