1 readme.txt - if there is a perf.html file, read that, it contains the full documentation. This file is a stop-gap until the documentation is completed.
3 The cached websites must be downloaded and installed under the
4 performance\layout directory. You can find them at
5 http://techno/users/attinasi/publish and click on the WebSites in ZIP format.
6 Unzip the archive and make sure the websites extracted correctly.
8 BASICS: to run the performance tool simply execute the perf.pl script.
9 eg. perl perf.pl Daily-021400 s:\mozilla\dist\win32_o.obj CPU
11 This command will run viewer, crawl the top 40 URLs, dump the results to a file and subsequently parse the file to create the HTML performance table.
13 To run Mozilla instead of viewer, edit the perf.pl script and change the $UseViewer variable value to 0. Then, run the perf.pl script, except there is an additional argument:
14 perl perf.pl Daily-021400 s:\mozilla\dist\win32_o.obj CPU profilename
16 Including the profilename is essential, and the profilename specified must reference a valid profile.
18 The output from the scripts is:
20 1) BUILD_NAME.html in the Tables directory - the performance table
21 2) BUILD_NAME-TrendTable.html in the Tables directory - the trending table
22 3) BUILD_NAME directory under Logs - includes all of the original log files
23 4) history.txt - appends the latest averages to the history file
25 If a run is aborted or is not to be used, the history.txt file must be edited to remove the bogus run.
27 If problems arise in the scripts, there are debug routeins in each script file. Simply remove the comment from the print line and re-run to get diagnostics dumped to the console.