There are a number of lines like the one I have given as an example.

66.411709: TDSCDMA:M tfw_stmr.c:697 | tfw_walltime_isr: WALL 0x0164761a, status=0x00000001

Extract: 66.411709 and 0x0164761a

66.411736: TDSCDMA:L tfw_ce_proc.c:1484 | CE: sfn 955, slot 5 has 1 CE calls scheduled.

Extract: 66.411736 and 1.

66.411737: TDSCDMA:L tfw_ce_event_queue.c:196 | CE: Enqueue pending event 113 (type 12, sfm 955, slot 5, dvga=6)

Extract: 66.411737 and 113.

66.411720: TDSCDMA:L tfw_ulc.c:370 | ULC: Processing (start:end) 0x0164766c : 0x01647683, Subframe: 0x03bb, TS: 0x5

extract: 66.411720, 0x0164766c and 0x01647683

In reply to Re^2: Extracting numerical information by tracer
in thread Extracting numerical information by tracer

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