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@ -415,7 +415,7 @@ The first command will allow access to system CPU statistics. The second one wil
Network communication between the client and the server by default is performed using network port 8086. The profiling session utilizes the TCP protocol and client broadcasts are done over UDP. Network communication between the client and the server by default is performed using network port 8086. The profiling session utilizes the TCP protocol and client broadcasts are done over UDP.
If for some reason you want to use another port\footnote{For example, other programs may already be using it, or you may have overzealous firewall rules, or you may want to run two clients on the same IP address.}, you can change it using the \texttt{TRACY\_DATA\_PORT} macro for the data connection, and \texttt{TRACY\_BROADCAST\_PORT} macro for client broadcasts. Alternatively, both ports may be changed at the same time by declaring the \texttt{TRACY\_PORT} macro (specific macros listed before have higher priority). If for some reason you want to use another port\footnote{For example, other programs may already be using it, or you may have overzealous firewall rules, or you may want to run two clients on the same IP address.}, you can change it using the \texttt{TRACY\_DATA\_PORT} macro for the data connection, and \texttt{TRACY\_BROADCAST\_PORT} macro for client broadcasts. Alternatively, both ports may be changed at the same time by declaring the \texttt{TRACY\_PORT} macro (specific macros listed before have higher priority). The data connection port may be also changed without recompiling the client application, by setting the \texttt{TRACY\_PORT} environment variable.
\subsubsection{Limitations} \subsubsection{Limitations}