Bare C code

This category allows to analyze any C source code without any support file (i.e. ARXML or HTML report). The main differences with the other categories is that the developer is responsible for:

• wrapping the function to analyze, with a main function that gets the inputs, provide them to the function and reads the output

• specify the function to analyze

• specify the periodicity of the function

HPROF generation command for bare C code

For the bare C code example, the utility expects to have all the source files available for the compilation specified with -c and -I flags, and will not generate any RTE stub.

python hux-autosar-sil.py generate_hprof --bare \
  -r <function_to_analyze> \
  -p 10 \
  -I <library_folder_to_include> \
  -I <library_folder_2_to_include> \
  -c <library_folder_to_include> \
  -c <library_folder_2_to_include> \
  --aws \
  -z <sil_archive_name> \
  -b <aws_bucket_name> \
  -ho <hprof_output_file>

It is mandatory to specify the name of the function to analyze with the -r flag. Furthermore, it is possible to specify the periodicity of the function to analyze, expressed in milliseconds, with the -p flag.

Additionally, it is possible to specify additional compile flags with the -q flag. These flags will be used during the compilation step.

The generated <custom_name>.hprof is the output of the performance analysis. Upload the report to Huxelerate Platform to get the final report.