Hi Dominique, and thanks.
Nokia/Symbian does not use LTTng. It proposes its own tracing
solution but I will look into your architecture and code and see how I can
plugin our parser.
Thanks again to all for your quick responses.
Regards,
Marc
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[mailto:linuxtools-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of ext Dominique
Toupin
Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 9:43 AM
To: Linux Tools developer discussions
Subject: [linuxtools-dev] RE: Trace and Monitoring Framework
The tracing framework will not be limited to Linux, the reference
implementation is for Linux because it's easy for an open source community and
universities, etc. to do implementation with Linux, the same concept,
techniques, algorithms are applicable to other OS. We also like working
with RedHat so Linux Tools was a good place to put TMF.
Already other OS can out-put the same self describing optimized
binary format, they will then re-use many parts of the TMF as-is, things
like view, navigation, analysis, . Nokia already did contribution to LTTng
you might have internal knowledge on how to do this, if not you can check-out www.lttng.org and ask questions on http://lists.casi.polymtl.ca/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ltt-dev.
If you are using text files you will see next year text log
support which are not dependent on the OS.
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Sent: 13-Oct-09 12:18
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Subject: [linuxtools-dev] Trace and Monitoring Framework
We
are currently working on framework with identical challenges with regards to
adding trace-driven performance tools (cpu profiler, memory analysis) to
Carbide.c++ IDE for Symbian developers.
(1)
Is this in your scope to allow different OSes to potentially re-use TMF?
(2)
What is the progress and plan update?
(3)
Are they any developer guide and architectural documents?
