Bytecode Instrumentation Profiling Toolkit for Java
A toolkit that helps developers and performance specialists exploit bytecode instrumentation for the purpose of profiling Java applications.
Date Posted: March 7, 2006
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Platform requirements
Operating system: Linux®, Windows®. (Other operating systems should work but are little tested.)
Software:
- Eclipse 3.1
- Eclipse TPTP 4
- IBM Rational Agent Controller for dynamic instrumentation
- Eclipse TPTP Probekit (for samples)
Agent side:
- Windows, Linux, or AIX®
- Eclipse TPTP agent controller
Client side:
- Eclipse 3.1
- Eclipse TPTP 4
Installation instructions
Installation is two-sided: The first side involves code instrumentation; the second side involves analyzing the code.
- Create a Java™ project.
- Import the included sample Probekit probes and add the Biptk.jar to the project's build path. Now you have your instrumentation console.
- In order to deploy instrumented code, you must replace the original JAR files with instrumented JAR files and add the following to the JVM classpath:
- the Biptk.jar file
- the probes
- The analysis side must be installed by copying the included biptk.visualizer plug-in.
For further details, please see the included manual.
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