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Tiger,<br>
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Does the solution have to be in Perl?<br>
<br>
If you're on a *NIX platform, you might consider strace or truss to
track the system calls you want at the OS level.<br>
<br>
- Brian<br>
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On 2010-10-19 11:41, tiger peng wrote:
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<div>Hello all,<br>
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Does anyone have the experience on tracing input/output files
used by Perl script?<br>
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I am think if there is anyway to over write the build-in open
function, so the new open function can log the file name, IO
type (R, W, or RW), as well as the open/close timestamp. Any
suggestion is highly appreciated. <br>
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Thanks,<br>
Tiger<br>
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