Command-line options
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Synopsis
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Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-e, --exit-on-error | Exits on error. |
-r, --rpc | Activates JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio. |
--rpc-schema | Prints the schema to stdout and exits. |
-t, --title <title> | Default is the trace file name. |
-l, --launch <command> | Starts profiling the selected application. Takes a full command line, such as /path/to/app --arg. |
-b, --backend <name> | Starts profiling using the selected tool. Matched by name using case-insensitive substring match. |
--record-for <seconds> | Sets the time to record trace for the launched application using the selected tool. |
--help | Shows help for the command-line commands. |
--version | Shows the Qt Profiler version |
See also Getting started and Record a trace.
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