Intel PTAT Tool: wrong sorting of columns in csv log for MEM data

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Intel PTAT Tool: wrong sorting of columns in csv log for MEM data

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Hi Intel Community,

I’m currently running PTAT - Server Edition 4.6.0 on a CentOS Stream 9 machine with kernel 6.10. I’m experiencing a couple of issues when parsing the CSV log file after running a specific command.

The command I’m using is:

./ptat -ct 1 -mt 3 -l 1 -ts -t 3600 -mon -filter 0x3F -i 10000000 -log -csv

After parsing the generated CSV log for memory-related data, I’ve encountered the following two issues:

MEM info values appear to be one column displaced in the CSV output.
Write bandwidth is reported higher than read bandwidth. I’m not sure if this discrepancy is due to sorting issues in the CSV, a utility issue, or a parameter misconfiguration.

Has anyone encountered similar issues or can provide insight into what might be causing these discrepancies?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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