Paul L Daniels wrote:
I changed the log output format slightly, so that it's a
space-delimited, non-formatted output, so that it's easy to
import and convert using gnuplot;
I used a human readable format ("10 kB" instead of "10000") mainly
because it was the format used by the original patch from Alexander, but
surely it is more useful to print the numbers non-formatted. And maybe
even more human readable also (if one is seeking variations in the read
rate, I mean), except for the time part.
Is gnuplot able to skip comment lines in the data file? If it is, I
could convert the heading line to a comment as a reminder for the user
of the meanings of columns.
It also could improve legibility to use a minimum width for fields:
0 0x0000000000 0 0 0 0
1 0x0000110000 1114112 1114112 0 0
2 0x0000390000 2621440 1867776 0 0
3 0x0000B90000 8388608 4041386 0 0
Or should I forget about humans reading those files and make them easily
machine parsable as you propose?
...and I get the results out as...
http://dxp.me/i/ratelog.png
Nice result. :-)
Best regards,
Antonio.
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