tracy-csvexport - A CLI utility to export primary zone statistice from a saved trace into a CSV format.

       Maintained by Bartosz  Taudul  <wolf@nereid.pl>.   For  more  information  about  upstream  project,  see
       <https://github.com/wolfpld/tracy/>.

       This man page is written for the Debian GNU/Linux system by Alan M Varghese <alan@digistorm.in>.

                                                                                              tracy-csvexport(1)

       By default, the utility will list all zones with the following columns:

       • name - Zone name

       • src_file - Source file where the zone was set

       • src_line - Line in the source file where the zone was set

       • total_ns - Total zone time in nanoseconds

       • total_perc - Total zone time as a percentage of the programs' execution time

       • counts - Zone count

       • mean_ns - Mean zone time (equivalent to MPTC in the profiler GUI) in nanoseconds

       • min_ns - Minimum zone time in nanoseconds

       • max_ns - Maximum zone time in nanoseconds

       • std_ns - Standard deviation of the zone time in nanoseconds

       tracy-csvexport - A CLI utility to export primary zone statistice from a saved trace into a CSV format.

-h,--help
              Display usage information.

       -f,--filter <name>
              Filter the zone names.

       -c,--case
              Makes the name filtering case sensitive.

       -s,--sep <separator>
              Customize the CSV separator (default is ",").

       -e,--self
              Use self time (equivalent to the "Self time" toggle in the profiler GUI).

       -u,--unwrap
              Report  each  zone  individually;  this will discard the statistics columns and instead report the
              timestamp and duration for each zone entry.

tracy-csvexport [OPTION(S)...]  <trace file>