Re: [hyades-dev] C/C++ Profiling

["Harm Sluiman" <sluiman@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Just to make the story complete, there would be a few components of Hyades that apply to a C++ profiler. 

Allan is the lead on the model team for our trace/profiling model. However there is also how you get data into the model, either locally or from other processes or machines, and that would be part of Richard Duggan's workgroup on data collection and control. Valentina Popescu leads the UI team.

We have been Java focused, no doubt, but C#, C++ and other languages have not be forgotten or ignored. Perhaps once we have the 1.0 driver out the door we can start some extension work to weave the next language of interest into the data collection, the model and the UI. Your participation would be welcome. This is not the first thread to come up about CDT linkages.

Thanks for your time.
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"Alain Magloire" <alain@xxxxxxx> Sent by: hyades-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx 05/15/2003 02:02 PM Please respond to hyades-dev

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> 
> Good to hear from you boys at QNX in the CDT.  There should be a huge 
> amount of reuseability here,

Yes, we are going to reach a crossroad in the future, C Profiler plugins,
Code Coverage plugins etc .. are starting to pop out.  There will probably
be a need to provide a frame for those efforts.  This is not a high priority
for the CDT .. yet since we have more priority tasks on the burner to worry about
But it would be nice to know where the pieces fall.

> but it'll require a bit of getting you up 
> to speed to work out how to do this. We'd be looking at this after 
> Hyades 1.0 (due to more-or-less-freeze at the end of the month).

Noted, the word is already out(in the CDT lists) to keep an eye on the "hyades" thanks
to IBM/Rational 8-).

> The guy with his finger on the pulse is Alan Pratt
> 

I'll keep an eye in the list.

Thanks for the quick feedback.
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