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Log Instrumentation Specification | ||
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SUMMARY | ||
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The log instrumentation specification (LIS) language and runtime provides an extremely low overhead, portable, and easy to use framework for gathering runtime logs. The system is designed for application in wireless sensor networks where resource constraints stymie other attempts to expose runtime state. The current implementation of LIS includes an instrumentation engine to instrument C code, full integration into the TinyOS build system, and plug-in analysis to perform common tasks built using LIS as an intermediary language. For more information or for installation instructions go to the LIS website at: LIS Website | ||
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PERSONNEL | ||
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• Shea, Roy (Ph.D. Student) |
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DOCUMENTS | ||
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Roy S Shea,
"Log Instrumentation Specifications and Low Overhead Logging,"
CENS Technical Seminar
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July 2009.
(TR-UCLA-NESL-200907-03)
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Roy S Shea,
Mani B Srivastava,
Young H Cho,
"Optimizing Bandwidth of Call Traces for Wireless Embedded Systems,"
IEEE Embedded Systems Letters (submitted)
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June 2009.
(TR-UCLA-NESL-200906-03)
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Roy S Shea,
Young H Cho,
Mani B Srivastava,
"LIS is More: Improved Diagnostic Logging in Sensor Networks with Log Instrumentation Specifications,"
Under submission
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June 2009.
(TR-UCLA-NESL-200906-01)
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ACTIVE? | ||
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Yes | ||
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