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QIRA is an interactive runtime analysis environment designed as an alternative to tools such as strace and GDB. It records program execution and lets users navigate through the resulting trace rather than inspecting only the current process state. Its interface combines a visual timeline with instruction views, registers, data changes, a hex editor, and syscall information. Users can follow instruction addresses, data accesses, function activity, and execution forks.

The strace project has been moved to https://strace.io. strace is a diagnostic, debugging and instructional userspace tracer for Linux. It is used to monitor and tamper with interactions between userspace processes and the Linux kernel, which include system calls, signal deliveries, and changes of process state. The operation of strace is made possible by the kernel feature known as ptrace.

It's a integrated performance analysis tool with GUI, which is integrated with various utilities such as strace, Gcov, Gprof, proc etc which are open released and are for analyzing performance of linux system

...Dynamically sets probes (using VProbes, a KProbes variant) and displays the function call trace of a process calling kernel or application functions. The superior of strace and ltrace.

A linux kernel module and supporting user space environment which allow interception and modifying system calls that match user defined criteria. Think of it as strace on steroids.

xtrace - eXtended trace utility, similar to strace, ptrace, truss, but with extended functionality and unique features, such as dumping function calls (dynamically or statically linked), dumping call stack and more.

SUBTERFUGUE is a framework for observing and playing with the reality of software; it's a foundation for building tools to do tracing, sandboxing, and many other things. You could think of it as "strace meets expect."

Functrace is a tracing facility, similar to ltrace/strace, that can be used for tracing the dynamic call graph internal to a running program (i.e. a trace of function calls).

Process io tracing through syscalls with syslog logging. Similar to strace, but specialized.