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  1. debian/
  2. linux/
  3. m4/
  4. maint/
  5. qemu_multiarch_testing/
  6. test/
  7. tests/
  8. xlat/
  9. .gitignore
  10. .mailmap
  11. .travis.yml
  12. access.c
  13. affinity.c
  14. aio.c
  15. alpha.c
  16. Android.mk
  17. AUTHORS
  18. bjm.c
  19. block.c
  20. bootstrap
  21. bpf.c
  22. btrfs.c
  23. cacheflush.c
  24. capability.c
  25. caps0.h
  26. caps1.h
  27. ChangeLog-CVS
  28. chdir.c
  29. chmod.c
  30. clone.c
  31. configure.ac
  32. copy_file_range.c
  33. COPYING
  34. count.c
  35. CREDITS.in
  36. defs.h
  37. desc.c
  38. dirent.c
  39. dirent64.c
  40. empty.h
  41. epoll.c
  42. errnoent.sh
  43. evdev.c
  44. eventfd.c
  45. execve.c
  46. exit.c
  47. fadvise.c
  48. fallocate.c
  49. fanotify.c
  50. fchownat.c
  51. fcntl.c
  52. fetch_seccomp_fprog.c
  53. fetch_struct_flock.c
  54. fetch_struct_statfs.c
  55. file.c
  56. file_handle.c
  57. file_ioctl.c
  58. flock.c
  59. flock.h
  60. fs_x_ioctl.c
  61. fstatfs.c
  62. fstatfs64.c
  63. futex.c
  64. gcc_compat.h
  65. generate_mpers_am.sh
  66. generate_sen.sh
  67. get_robust_list.c
  68. getcpu.c
  69. getcwd.c
  70. getrandom.c
  71. git-set-file-times
  72. git-version-gen
  73. gitlog-to-changelog
  74. HACKING-scripts
  75. hdio.c
  76. hostname.c
  77. inotify.c
  78. INSTALL
  79. io.c
  80. ioctl.c
  81. ioctl_redefs1.h
  82. ioctl_redefs2.h
  83. ioctlent0.h
  84. ioctlent1.h
  85. ioctlent2.h
  86. ioctlsort.c
  87. ioperm.c
  88. iopl.c
  89. ioprio.c
  90. ipc_defs.h
  91. ipc_msg.c
  92. ipc_msgctl.c
  93. ipc_sem.c
  94. ipc_shm.c
  95. ipc_shmctl.c
  96. kcmp.c
  97. kernel_types.h
  98. kexec.c
  99. keyctl.c
  100. ldt.c
  101. link.c
  102. lookup_dcookie.c
  103. loop.c
  104. lseek.c
  105. m32_funcs.h
  106. m32_printer_decls.h
  107. m32_printer_defs.h
  108. m32_type_defs.h
  109. make-dist
  110. Makefile.am
  111. mem.c
  112. membarrier.c
  113. memfd_create.c
  114. mknod.c
  115. MODULE_LICENSE_BSD
  116. mount.c
  117. mpers.awk
  118. mpers.sh
  119. mpers_test.sh
  120. mpers_type.h
  121. mpers_xlat.h
  122. mq.c
  123. mtd.c
  124. mx32_funcs.h
  125. mx32_printer_decls.h
  126. mx32_printer_defs.h
  127. mx32_type_defs.h
  128. native_defs.h
  129. native_printer_decls.h
  130. native_printer_defs.h
  131. net.c
  132. NEWS
  133. NOTICE
  134. numa.c
  135. open.c
  136. or1k_atomic.c
  137. pathtrace.c
  138. perf.c
  139. personality.c
  140. poll.c
  141. prctl.c
  142. print_mq_attr.c
  143. print_msgbuf.c
  144. print_sigevent.c
  145. print_statfs.c
  146. print_time.c
  147. print_timex.c
  148. printers.h
  149. printmode.c
  150. printrusage.c
  151. printsiginfo.c
  152. printsiginfo.h
  153. printstat.h
  154. process.c
  155. process_vm.c
  156. ptp.c
  157. ptrace.h
  158. quota.c
  159. readahead.c
  160. readlink.c
  161. README
  162. README-hacking
  163. README-linux-ptrace
  164. README-mpers
  165. README.md
  166. reboot.c
  167. regs.h
  168. renameat.c
  169. resource.c
  170. rtc.c
  171. sched.c
  172. scsi.c
  173. seccomp.c
  174. seccomp_fprog.h
  175. sen.h
  176. sendfile.c
  177. sigaltstack.c
  178. sigevent.h
  179. signal.c
  180. signalent.sh
  181. signalfd.c
  182. sigreturn.c
  183. sock.c
  184. socketutils.c
  185. sram_alloc.c
  186. statfs.c
  187. statfs.h
  188. statfs64.c
  189. strace-graph
  190. strace-log-merge
  191. strace.1
  192. strace.c
  193. strace.spec
  194. swapon.c
  195. sync_file_range.c
  196. sync_file_range2.c
  197. sys_func.h
  198. syscall.c
  199. syscallent.sh
  200. sysctl.c
  201. sysinfo.c
  202. syslog.c
  203. sysmips.c
  204. term.c
  205. time.c
  206. times.c
  207. travis-ci.sh
  208. truncate.c
  209. ubi.c
  210. uid.c
  211. uid16.c
  212. umask.c
  213. umount.c
  214. uname.c
  215. unwind.c
  216. upeek.c
  217. userfaultfd.c
  218. util.c
  219. utime.c
  220. utimes.c
  221. v4l2.c
  222. vsprintf.c
  223. wait.c
  224. xattr.c
  225. xlat.h
  226. xlate.el
  227. xmalloc.c
README.md

This is strace -- a diagnostic, debugging and instructional userspace utility for Linux. It is used to monitor interactions between processes and the Linux kernel, which include system calls, signal deliveries, and changes of process state. The operation of strace is made possible by the kernel feature known as ptrace.

strace is released under a Berkeley-style license at the request of Paul Kranenburg; see the file COPYING for details.

See the file NEWS for information on what has changed in recent versions.

Please send bug reports and enhancements to the strace mailing list.

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