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Comment: clarification statistics collection parameter

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OptionDescription

-G <mode>
--ditgcsync <mode>

Do not use in a production environment unless instructed to do so by Stromasys technical support!

Possible values:

  • sync: synchronous garbage collector mode
  • async: asynchronous garbage collector mode (default)
-S <mode>
--ditsync <mode>

Do not use in a production environment unless instructed to do so by Stromasys technical support!

Possible values:

  • sync: synchronous DIT execution mode
  • async: asynchronous DIT execution mode (default)
  • no_dit: DIT disabled

-K <dit-level>
--dit-kind <dit-level>

Do not use in a production environment unless instructed to do so by Stromasys technical support!

Each Charon-PAR model has a built-in maximal DIT optimization level. This parameter allows to reduce this level. As result, the emulation will run with reduced performance.

Possible values (from lowest to highest): dispatch, slow, medium, basic, adv

-X <mode>
--collect-statistics <mode>

Collect the available statistics

: '[

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Mode format: <level>,json,<file-name>, where level = 0-9

]+,json,fname'


-a <name>
--instance-name <name>
Assigns a logical name to the emulated system instance at start. This parameter will only be used in future Baremetal environments. 

-f <filename>
--config <filename>

Specifies the path to the emulator configuration file.

-h
--help

Displays a short help information.
-l <logpath>
--logfile-path <logpath>
Specifies the path to the logfile.

-p <filename>
--pidfile <filename>

Name of file to store the process ID of the emulator process. Used mostly when running emulator as a daemon.
-x
--daemon

The emulator is started as a daemon.

This mode can be used when the emulator is to be started at system boot.

It can also be used to start the emulator while connected to the system via the network to avoid license problems.

This option can be used together with the following options:

--config <configuration file>

--pidfile <location to store the PID of the process>

--instance-name <name>

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