Editing Stracing a program
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− | * <tt>-o strace.out</tt> option means that strace program will output all information to the file named <tt>strace.out</tt>; | + | * <tt>-o strace.out</tt> option means that strace program will output all information |
− | * <tt>-ff</tt> means to strace the forked children of the program. Child straces outputs will be placed to <tt>strace.out.PID</tt> files, where PID is a pid of the child | + | to the file named <tt>strace.out</tt>; |
+ | * <tt>-ff</tt> means to strace the forked children of the program. Child straces outputs will be placed to <tt>strace.out.PID</tt> files, where PID is a pid of the child. | ||
* <tt>touch /tmp/file</tt> is the program with arguments which is to be straced. | * <tt>touch /tmp/file</tt> is the program with arguments which is to be straced. | ||