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libipt - an Intel(R) Processor Trace decoder library
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README 

Intel(R) Processor Trace Decoder Library
========================================

The Intel Processor Trace (Intel PT) Decoder Library is Intel's reference
implementation for decoding Intel PT.  It can be used as a standalone library or
it can be partially or fully integrated into your tool.

The library comes with a set of sample tools built on top of it and a test
system built on top of the sample tools.  The samples demonstrate how to use the
library and may serve as a starting point for integrating the library into your
tool.

Go to https://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-platform-analysis-library for
support of upcoming (non-public) processors (NDA required).


Contents
--------

  README        this file

  libipt        A packet encoder/decoder library


Optional Contents and Samples
-----------------------------

  ptdump        Example implementation of a packet dumper

  ptxed         Example implementation of a trace disassembler

  pttc          A trace test generator

  ptunit        A simple unit test system

  sideband      A sideband correlation library

  pevent        A library for reading/writing Linux perf event records

  script        A collection of scripts

  test          A collection of tests

  include       A collection of substitute headers

  doc           A document describing the build
                A document describing how to get started
                A document describing the usage of the decoder library
                A document describing how to capture trace
                A document describing pttc

  doc/man       Man pages for the encoder/decoder library


Dependencies
------------

We use cmake for building.

  cmake         The cross-platform open-source build system.
                http://www.cmake.org


Other packages you need for some of the above optional components.

  xed           The Intel x86 instruction encoder and decoder.
                https://github.com/intelxed/xed

                This is needed to build and run ptxed.

  yasm          The Yasm Modular Assembler
                http://github.com/yasm

                This is needed to run pttc.

  pandoc        A universal document converter
                http://pandoc.org

                This is needed for man pages.