BLTK_REPORT(1)

✨ NAME ✨

okay so bestie, meet the BLTK results-analysis trio 💅

• bltk_report — automated report creation ✨
• bltk_report_table — summary table creation from several results folders 📊
• bltk_plot — graph drawing 🦋

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

bltk_report [-hdofI013EiS] [-r ] [-s ] [-b ] [-c ] [-U ] [-B ] [-D ] [-C ] [-P ] [-K ] [-R ] [-2 ] [-4 ] directory...

bltk_report_table [-hdstfuEe13SR] [-2 ] [-4 ] [-F ] directory ...

bltk_plot [-hDswy1vnr] [-d ] [-f ] [-x ] [-X ] [-Y ] [-t ] [-o ] [-2 ] [-p ] results_dir ...

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💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

the way that these three tools exist purely for results analysis… iconic behaviour honestly. here's the whole squad:

• bltk_report — automated report creation
• bltk_report_table — summary table creation from several results folders
• bltk_plot — graph drawing

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🎀 GENERAL OPTIONS 🎀

these ones are shared by everybody, no favourites here 🫶

• -h — theis help. yes bestie, that's your help flag 🌈
• -1 — the first statistic item of the score file gets ignored 🙈
• -2 item:num — pull the statistic from item 'item', and 'num' is the number of the score file
• -f — statistics file name

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💅 SPECIFIC OPTIONS 💅

bltk_report 👑

• -o — print report to output
• -K string — comment string
• -R filename — this argument will be used as the report file name
• -3 — the first statistic item of stat.log file gets ignored
• -4 item:num — statistic from item 'item', 'num' number of stat.log file
• -E — errors being ignored (this lets you create the report file anyway, no cap)
• -i — idle mode

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bltk_report_table 📊

• -d — debugging mode
• -s — sort result lines
• -t — Excel-compatible file format
• -3 — the first statistic item of stat.log file gets ignored
• -4 item:num — statistic from item 'item', 'num' number of stat.log file
• -u — only columns which contain different values will be included into the table (bye, boring duplicates 💀)
• -E — errors being ignored (this lets you create the result table anyway)
• -e — skip error results
• -F filter — only fields from the filter file will be included into the table (peep doc/filter as an example)
• -S — split mode — split multiple values to columns
• -R — analyze all results dirs under the passed directories

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bltk_plot 🦋

• -D — debugging mode
• -d results_dir — results directory name. this option could be passed several times; default is the current directory
• -s — use stat.log file
• -w — use work.log file
• -x name — this argument is used to be an X parameter; default is the 'time' field
• -y name... — this argument is used to be an Y parameter; this option could be passed several times; default is the 'cap' field
• -X x1:x2 — x range from x1 to x2
• -Y y1:y2 — y range from y1 to y2
• -t title — graph title
• -o options — options passed to the 'plot' command
• -v — print current variables
• -p file — save graph to specified file
• -n — print available field's names
• -R — analyze all results dirs under the passed directories

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🌈 EXAMPLE 🌈

bltk_report_table <results1> ... <resultsn> >sum

a common results table will be generated in the 'sum' file, for the <results1> ... <resultsn> directories ✨

bltk_report result

the ´Report´ file will be generated in the results directory 💖

bltk_plot -y bat -x N <results_dir1> ... <results_dir>

a common graph will be generated for <results_dir1> ... <results_dirn> 📈

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🫶 SEE ALSO 🫶

bltk(1), bltk.conf(5)

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⭐ AUTHOR ⭐

• Konstantin Karasyov — konstantin.a.karasyov@intel.com
• Vladimir Lebedev — vladimir.p.lebedev@intel.com

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and that's the whole page bestie 💜 this one is BLTK_REPORT, dated 15 July 2008 — the manual name and the date, both present and accounted for, periodt 🎀💅