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Compile the monitor:
% make
Compile the charting application and utilities:
% ./Setup.lhs configure --user
% ./Setup.lhs build
% ./Setup.lhs install
If you've got the 'cabal' tool (on Debian systems, this is in the
'cabal-install' package), you can simply run:
% cabal install
This will also pull in the non-Gtk dependencies from Hackage if
necessary.
If you're reading this, you probably don't have the Glasgow
Haskell Compiler and Gtk bindings installed. On Debian-based
distributions you need to install the following packages:
# aptitude install libghc6-gtk-dev libghc6-parsec-dev libghc6-mtl-dev
This will pull in lots of packages, comprising GHC and the Haskell
standard libraries.
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Capture some D-Bus traffic:
% ./bustle-dbus-monitor > log
^C
Now chart it:
% ~/bin/bustle log
Count the method calls and signal emissions:
% ~/bin/bustle-count log
Make a .dot graph of method caller -> callee:
% ~/bin/bustle-dot log >log.dot
% dot -Tpng -o log-callers.png <log.dot
Count the total time spent in each method:
% ~/bin/bustle-time log
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FAQ
- How do I log the system bus?
* You need to edit /etc/dbus/system.conf to enable eavesdropping, and then
remove the include of /etc/dbus-1/system.conf.d which seems to re-enable
strictness. Please remember to undo your changes when you're done logging!
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