The exact syntax is well explained in the
[C application](#doc-c-application) instrumenting guide of the
[Using LTTng](#doc-using-lttng) chapter, as well as in the
-<a href="/man/3/lttng-ust" class="ext">LTTng-UST manpage</a>.
+<a href="/man/3/lttng-ust" class="ext">LTTng-UST man page</a>.
Save the above snippet as `hello-tp.tp` and run:
---
This chapter presents various references for LTTng packages such as links
-to online manpages, tables needed by the rest of the text, descriptions
+to online man pages, tables needed by the rest of the text, descriptions
of library functions, and more.
id: online-lttng-manpages
---
-LTTng packages currently install the following manpages, available
+LTTng packages currently install the following man pages, available
online using the links below:
* **LTTng-tools**
The `lttng` program is the _de facto_ standard user interface to
control LTTng tracing sessions. `lttng` uses `liblttng-ctl` to
communicate with session daemons behind the scenes.
-<a href="/man/1/lttng" class="ext">Its manpage</a> is exhaustive, as
+<a href="/man/1/lttng" class="ext">Its man page</a> is exhaustive, as
well as its command line help (<code>lttng <em>cmd</em> --help</code>,
where <code><em>cmd</em></code> is the command name).
The default `SIGTERM` signal terminates it cleanly.
Several other options are available and described in
-<a href="/man/8/lttng-sessiond" class="ext"><code>lttng-sessiond</code>'s manpage</a>
-or by running `lttng-sessiond --help`.
+<a href="/man/8/lttng-sessiond" class="ext"><code>lttng-sessiond</code>'s
+man page</a> or by running `lttng-sessiond --help`.
There are various parameters that may be fine-tuned with the
`enable-channel` command. The latter are well documented in
-<a href="/man/1/lttng" class="ext">the manpage of `lttng`</a>
+<a href="/man/1/lttng" class="ext">the man page of `lttng`</a>
and in the [Channel](#doc-channel) section of the
[Understanding LTTng](#doc-understanding-lttng) chapter. For basic
tracing needs, their default values should be just fine, but here are a
be forwarded to the network and used elsewhere using an LTTng relay
daemon (`lttng-relayd`).
-The manpages of `lttng`, `lttng-sessiond` and `lttng-relayd` are pretty
+The man pages of `lttng`, `lttng-sessiond` and `lttng-relayd` are pretty
complete, thus this section is not an online copy of the latter (we
leave this contents for the
-[Online LTTng manpages](#doc-online-lttng-manpages) section).
+[Online LTTng man pages](#doc-online-lttng-manpages) section).
This section is rather a tour of LTTng
features through practical examples and tips.
</pre>
For more information about pkg-config, see
-<a href="http://linux.die.net/man/1/pkg-config" class="ext">its manpage</a>.
+<a href="http://linux.die.net/man/1/pkg-config" class="ext">its man page</a>.
</pre>
For more information on `lttng-gen-tp`, see
-<a href="/man/1/lttng-gen-tp" class="ext">its manpage</a>.
+<a href="/man/1/lttng-gen-tp" class="ext">its man page</a>.
title: Reference
cats:
- id: online-lttng-manpages
- title: Online <span class="reset-text-transform">LTTng</span> manpages
+ title: Online <span class="reset-text-transform">LTTng</span> man pages
- id: lttng-ust-ref
title: <span class="reset-text-transform">LTTng</span>-UST
cats: