Using ctcdiff
ctcdiff can be used with the following command line options.
Starting ctcdiff
The command-line syntax for executing ctcdiff is:
ctcdiff -i1 inputfile1 -i2 inputfile2 -p {outputfile | - }
ctcdiff [-h]
Example:
ctcdiff –i1 prof-tue.txt –i2 prof-fri.txt –p prof-fri2.txt
Options
- -h
- Prints a brief description of the command-line options.
- -i1 inputfile1
- An Execution Profile Listing generated by ctcpost. This is the first part in the comparison.
- -i2 inputfile2
- An Execution Profile Listing generated by ctcpost. This is the second part of the comparison.
- -p {outputfile | - }
- Output file to be written. Copy of inputfile2 where the differences are marked. With "-" or "stdout", the output is written to stdout.