Wult stands for "Wake Up Latency Tracer", and this is a project that provides tools for measuring C-state latency in Linux.
Please, refer to the documentation web pages for detailed information on the 'wult' and 'ndl' tools, how they work and what they can be used to measure.
Steps to install the tools are included as part of the documentation web pages in the installation guide.
Command-specific documentation is available for each command of the 'wult', 'ndl' and 'exercise-sut' tools as listed below. For more general information on how to use the tools, see the user guide.
wult scan- Documentationwult deploy- Documentationwult start- Documentationwult report- Documentationwult filter- Documentationwult calc- Documentation
ndl scan- Documentationndl deploy- Documentationndl start- Documentationndl report- Documentationndl filter- Documentationndl calc- Documentation
exercise-sut start- Documentationexercise-sut report- Documentation
pbe scan- Documentationpbe deploy- Documentationpbe start- Documentationpbe report- Documentation
- Artem Bityutskiy [email protected] - original author, project maintainer.
- Antti Laakso [email protected] - contributor, project maintainer.
- Adam Hawley [email protected] - contributor, project maintainer.
- Tero Kristo [email protected] - contributor.
- Ali Erdinç Köroğlu [email protected] - contributor.
- Dapeng Mi [email protected] - contributor.
- Juha Haapakorpi [email protected] - contributor.
- Vladislav Govtva [email protected] - contributor.