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Okay, it looks like we don't have a system for getting the executable
name or project name. However, this should be easy enough to
implement. It would be analogous to %%REPLACE_WITH_BUILD_DIR%% and
%%REPLACE_WITH_PROJECT_ROOT_DIR%% which are substituted with the build
and project root directories respectively when used in an argument
value. I'll see if I can get this in the next release.
There is a system for referencing a saved text value with an argument.
Instead of providing a value field for the argument you give it a
confvalue field set to the configuration-id of the value you want to
reference.
I may want to clean this up a bit... but the value id currently breaks down as:
<The title of the optionpaine containing the
value>.performance.options.configuration_id_<the optname of the
togoption you want, in all-caps>_ARGUMENT_SAVED
For example I could reference this togoption from the "Bar" optionpaine:
<togoption label="Callpath Depth" optname="TAU_CALLPATH_FOO"
envvar="true" required="true">
<optvalue type="text" fieldrequired="true"/>
</togoption>
Like this:
<argument flag="-foo" separator=" "
confvalue="Bar.performance.options.configuration_id_TAU_CALLPATH_FOO_ARGUMENT_SAVED"/>
Please let me know if this helps, and if you have any more questions.
Regards,
Wyatt
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 10:53 AM, Wyatt Spear<wspear@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I haven't looked at this for a while. As I recall, pulling out and
> reusing specific option values can be done programatically, from an
> Eclipse plugin that references the ETFw. I will need to go back and
> check on the possibility of doing so using just XML. I think there
> was some syntax for that though.
>
> Similarly, getting just the binary or project name may be possible,
> but I'll have to check.
>
> Are the applications you reference in your analysis steps available in
> your system's PATH variable? The ETFw will try to find the
> applications referenced there first and will only ask the user for the
> location if it doesn't find them. To change the paths manually you
> need to go to:
>
> Window->Preferences->PTP->Performance Tools->Tool Configuration
> Where you can see what path is being used for each group.
>
> I'll try to get back to you on accessing those option-elements soon.
>
> Regards,
> Wyatt
>
> On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 8:27 AM, Xavier
> Pegenaute<xavier.pegenaute@xxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> working with OpenMPI I am able to continue modifying the xml. Is it possible
>> from an utility->argument xml context gather some value of a previous
>> togoption entry?
>>
>> I am interested also to be able to get the generated binary name, or at least
>> only the project name. Is it possible?
>>
>> And finally, writing the analyze scope in the xml I defined three entries with
>> utility and their arguments with different groups. I don't know why but Eclipse
>> does'nt ask me for the binary path of the different groups, only the first one.
>> Any hint?
>>
>> Thanks and Regards.
>> Xavi.
>> On Tuesday 07 July 2009 09:44:34 pm Wyatt Spear wrote:
>>> I'll look into adding support for modifying the default compiler commands,
>>> yes.
>>>
>>> The version I'm working with on CVS seems to translate those strings
>>> correctly but I think that support should be in recent releases too. Where
>>> did you get your version of the PTP plugins? There may be something amiss
>>> but I haven't been able to spot it yet.
>>
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