-h, -?, --help- Provides the version information and a short description of each command line option available with armprorep.

-v, --version - Provides copyright information and the current version number of the ARM Profiler.

-o, --output - Sends all output text into the specified file.

-m, --merge - Merges multiple analysis files into a single file. For this option, the first name in the [file_list] is the name of the newly merged output file. For example: armprorep -m output_file analysis_file_1 analysis_file_2 analysis_file_3. The --merge takes precedence over the other options in this list. If --merge is called on the command line, all other options are ignored. See chapter ten for more information on merging analysis files.

-a, --all - Produces every table report and the code view report and outputs it to your shell. The syntax for this and all of the reporting command line options is as follows: armprorep -a analysis_file. If more than one analysis file is listed, all of the reports are provided for each analysis file given.

-n, --callchain - Provides the call chains report for the specified analysis files.

-s, --codeview - Provides the disassembly section of the code view report for the specified analysis files.

-c, --classes - Provides the classes report for the specified analysis files. As a standard C file does not have an associated classes report, this option is only available if the analysis file was created using C++.

-f, --files - Provides the files report for the specified analysis files.

-p, --functions - Provides the functions report for the specified analysis files.

-t, --tabs - To be used in conjunction with the command line reporting options, this command changes the formatting of the command line output to tab-delimited. By default, the command line reports are output to your shell using spaces so that the columns line up neatly. If you want to output data to a file easily digested by a spreadsheet application, use the -t option and the > command line output command to produce a tab-delimited file, for example: armprorep -p -t analysis_file > output_file.tab

-e, --csv - This option, used in the same manner as --tabs, produces output separated by commas. Use in conjunction with the output command to create csv files from the command line.

--call_chain - This option enables you to specify clock speed if you have the sample rate set to Estimated Cycles. This option is only available for hardware profiling. Do no use this option when profiling with an RTSM.