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LATENCY-HISTOGRAM(1) | The Enhanced Machine Controller | LATENCY-HISTOGRAM(1) |
NAME¶
latency-histogram - plot a histogram of machine latency
SYNOPSIS¶
latency-histogram [-?|--help] [--base ns] [--servo ns] [--bbinsize ns] [--sbinsize ns] [--bbins ns] [--sbins ns] [--logscale 0|1] [--text note] [--show] [--nobase] [--verbose] [--nox]
DESCRIPTION¶
The latency test is important when configuring a LinuxCNC system. An adjunct to the standard latency-test latency-histogram plots the distribution of latency. This can be useful to get a feel for how frequent the high latency excursions are.
LinuxCNC and HAL should not be running, stop with halrun -U. Large number of bins and/or small binsizes will slow updates. For single thread, specify --nobase (and options for servo thread). Measured latencies outside of the +/- bin range are reported with special end bars. Use --show to show count for the off-chart [pos|neg] pin.
More details: https://linuxcnc.org/docs/html/install/latency-test.html
OPTIONS¶
- -?, --help
- Show options and exit.
- --base ns
- base thread interval, default: 25000, min: 5000
- --servo ns
- servo thread interval, default: 1000000, min: 25000
- --bbinsize ns
- base bin size, default: 100
- --sbinsize ns
- servo bin size, default: 100
- --bbins ns
- base bins, default: 200
- --sbins ns
- servo bins, default: 200
- --logscale 0|1
- y axis log scale, default: 1
- --text note
- additional note, default: ""
- --show
- show count of undisplayed bins
- --nobase
- servo thread only
- --verbose
- progress and debug
- --nox
- no GUI, display elapsed, min, max, sdev for each thread
SEE ALSO¶
latency-plot(1), latency-test(1), linuxcnc(1)
Much more information about LinuxCNC and HAL is available in the LinuxCNC and HAL User Manuals, found at /usr/share/doc/linuxcnc/.
BUGS¶
None known at this time.
AUTHOR¶
This man page written by andypugh, as part of the LinuxCNC project.
REPORTING BUGS¶
Report bugs at https://github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues
COPYRIGHT¶
Copyright © 2020 andypugh.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE.
2021-08-14 | LinuxCNC Documentation |