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TracerMon [Components, Stand-Alone Components, C++, Linux, QNX] Connects to Tracer interface and displays messages on screen. More... Connects to Tracer interface and displays messages on screen. Provides Home Requires Tracer Drivers term-std Terminal Driver using iostream term-ncurses Terminal Driver using libncurses Configuration TracerMon.Config.Driver (string) Which input driver to use Valid values: { "term-std", "term-ncurses" } Default: "term-std" TracerMon.Config.InfoVerbosity (int) Initial setting for verbosity level of information traces. Valid values: -1 : leave unchanged 0 : no traces >0 : higher number means more traces Default: 1 TracerMon.Config.WarningVerbosity (int) Initial setting for verbosity level of warning traces. Valid values: same as for InfoVerbosity Default: 1 TracerMon.Config.ErrorVerbosity (int) Initial setting for verbosity level of error traces. Valid values: same as for InfoVerbosity Default: 1 TracerMon.Config.DebugVerbosity (int) Initial setting for verbosity level of debug traces. Valid values: same as for InfoVerbosity Default: 1 An example configuration file is installed into [ORCA-INSTALL-DIR]/share/orca/cfg/ directory. Dependancies None for the component. See driver sections below for individual driver dependencies. Terminal Driver using iostream Provides no user input. Connects to the specified Tracer interface, sets the parameters, and prints out incoming traces to cout. Terminal Driver using libncurses Debian: apt-get install libncurses5-dev Developer resources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ncurses Authors Alex Makarenko

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