Release 3.3 Manuals
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Paradyn
Documentation
Overview
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An index and overview of the Paradyn manuals and associated documentation,
similar in content to this Web page. (Note that PDF document cross-referencing
requires all referenced documents downloaded and saved with their original
names in the same directory, as with the archives provided.)
Paradyn
Installation
Guide
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If you haven't yet installed Paradyn on your system, or if you are installing
a new release, this is the document to read first. It tells you how to
obtain the latest version of Paradyn and install it on your system.
Paradyn
Tutorial
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After you have installed Paradyn on your system and are ready to use it,
this is the manual to read. It contains a few short tutorials, based on
sequential C and Fortran MPI test programs distributed with Paradyn, that
you can step through, and which should give you a feel on how to use Paradyn
with your own programs.
Paradyn
User's
Guide
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The main documentation for Paradyn users. Details chapters on running programs,
using Paradyn's performance monitoring features, navigating its user interface,
etc. After you've read the Installation Guide and worked through
the Tutorial, this is the document you'll be referring to most often.
MDL
Programmer's Guide
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If you wish to write new performance metrics for Paradyn to measure your
applications with, reading this guide may save you lots of frustration
and time.
Visi
Programmer's Guide
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If you wish to interface your own visualizers (visis) with Paradyn,
you'll need to read this document. Only those wishing to customize Paradyn
in this way need this document.
Paradyn
Developer's
Guide
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This guide is intended to help developers who want to understand the Paradyn
source code.
Instrumentation
of Multithreaded Applications
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This document describes Paradyn's approach to dynamic instrumentation of
multi-threaded applications and per-thread execution metrics, as well as
how to use the thread-aware versions of the Paradyn daemon and runtime
library with applications based on Solaris threads on SPARC Solaris.
DyninstAPI
Programmer's Guide
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This manual documents the DyninstAPI package (dynamic instrumentation programming
interface) and how it can be used to develop tools which interact with
and control subject programs. The DyninstAPI is a spin-off from Paradyn,
hence their combined distribution, though they can be used independently
of each other. (This is a mirror of the manual original available fromhttp://www.dyninst.org)
Dyner
User's Guide
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This manual documents the Dyner Tcl-based interactive command-line tool
based on the DyninstAPI library. (This is a mirror of the manual original
available from http://www.dyninst.org)
DyninstAPI
Test Suite Guide
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This manual documents the test suite for the DyninstAPI library.
Last modified: Tue Mar 20 11:16:18 CST 2001 by
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