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firing-counts
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Prints the number of times *each* production fired; production names are
given from least frequently fired to most frequently fired.  This command
prints how many times certain productions have fired.  With no arguments, it
lists all the productions sorted according to how many times they have fired.
If an integer argument (call it k) is given, only the top k productions are
listed.  If k=0, only the productions which haven't fired at all are listed.
Note that firing counts are not reset by an (init-soar); the counts indicate
the number of firings since the productions were loaded or built.

With one or more production names as arguments, this command prints how many
times each of those productions fired.

SYNTAX

(firing-counts [integer])
(firing-counts production-name ...)


EXAMPLE

Soar> firing-counts 10
    34:  default*generic*elaborate*add-attribute-to-duplicate
    17:  blocks-world*propose*operator*move-block
    11:  blocks-world*monitor*state*relation*ontop
     8:  default*generic*elaborate*state*add-duplicate-to-state
     8:  blocks-world*reject*move-block*twice
     8:  default*generic*elaborate*goal*duplicate-id-for-attribute
     7:  blocks-world*monitor*tied-operators*move-block
     7:  default*selection*propose*operator*evaluate-object
     7:  default*selection*elaborate*goal*with-wait-true-not-all-objects-evaluated
     7:  default*selection*select*operator*evaluate-object*indifferent