I think I failed to explain my problem. The task is I have two log files (x.log and y.log) I have to search through them line by line and have to compare only those lines which contains a string ("mti_clk_chk") in between.

lets take an example

If my data set is like this.

LOG 1 (x.log) contains

INFO @1102266 PHResourceLayer_Z4: mti_clk_chk:################ start of test ################ ; T=1102266

INFO @1102334 PHResourceLayer_Z4: mti_clk_chk:Checking the period of MTI, MTI10 clk from SV; T=1102334


LOG 2 (y.log) contains

UVM_INFO @1092507 reporter Z4_COREA: mti_clk_chk: ################ start of test ################ ; T=1092507

UVM_INFO @1092563 reporter Z4_COREA: mti_clk_chk: Checking the period of MTI, MTI10 clk from SV; T=1092563


Then for first line I have to check "################ start of test ################ ; T=1102266" and "################ start of test ################ ; T=1092507" as value of T are not same so it should give these details in output file stating the details are not matching.

Similiarly for line 2 we have to match "Checking the period of MTI, MTI10 clk from SV; T=1102334" and "Checking the period of MTI, MTI10 clk from SV; T=1092563". Here also values of T are not matching so pass it to output file.

(For each line in the logs, every details after "mti_clk_chk:" needs to be checked )

In reply to Re^2: Compare two log files line by line containing a keyword by rahu_6697
in thread Compare two log files line by line containing a keyword by rahu_6697

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