3.5. The curt command
The CPU Usage Reporting Tool (curt) takes an AIX trace file as input and produces a number of statistics related to CPU utilization and process/thread activity. These easy-to-read statistics enable quick and easy tracking of what a specific application is doing.
The curt command is located at in /usr/bin/curt and is part of the bos.perf.tools fileset that is obtained from the AIX base installation media.
Syntax
The syntax for the curt command is:
curt -i inputfile [-o outputfile] [-n gensymsfile] [-m trcnmfile] [-a
pidnamefile] [-f timestamp] [-l timestamp] [-r PURR] [-ehpstP]Flags
| -i inputfile | Specifies the input AIX trace file to be analyzed. |
| -o outputfile | Specifies an output file (default is stdout). |
| -n gennamesfile | Specifies ... |
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