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Re: [ptp-user] ppe.hpct plugin - PTP 4.0/PTP 5.0 API changes

Christoph
That may work. There was code we got which supported opening .viz files on the local system, but since that was not the model we wanted to support for our product, that was not tested and I may have broken some of that support in getting remote support to work.

In general, the HPCT plugin you have will not be able to work with remote or synchronized projects in Eclipse 3.7/PTP 5.0 due to API changes. You still should be able to set the communication model to RSE and fill in the rest of the info in the HPCT preferences panel, then use the RSE path. That means there are two separate connection paths to the remote machine, RSE for HPCT and remote tools for PTP but I don't think that breaks anything.
Dave



From:        Christoph Pospiech <Christoph.Pospiech@xxxxxxxxxx>
To:        Dave Wootton/Poughkeepsie/IBM@IBMUS
Cc:        Achim Boemelburg <BOEMELB@xxxxxxxxxx>, Holger Holthoff <HOLTHOFF@xxxxxxxxxx>, "" <ptp-user@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:        12/05/2011 10:38 AM
Subject:        Re: ppe.hpct plugin - PTP 4.0/PTP 5.0 API changes




On Monday, December 05, 2011 15:56:35 Dave Wootton wrote:
> I tried that this morning, and when I tried to enable the HPCT service
> provider as a profiling service for the synchronized project, I got an
> AbstractMethodError exception (traceback below) that I think is related to
> the API changes.
>
> That version of the HPCT plugin was tested with Eclipse 3.6, and PTP 4.0,
> and needs to continue to work with those levels. I'm not sure how feasible
> it is to make it work as well with PTP 5.0 or ow feasible it is to modify
> PTP 5.0 so this plugin works.

Dave,

thanks for the reply. As I have learned by separate email communication,  
binary instrumentation isn't supported anyway on the target platform. The main
functionality that remains is reading and visualizing *.viz files.

My current plan would be that I use the HPCT plugin only on the local project
and rely on the feature that the synchronized project replicates the *.viz
files to the local file system. I still need to test whether this really works
and that the HPCT plugin doesn't get confused about this. But at least I would
expect that I leave the PTP 4.0 API from the HPCT plugin alone that way, so I
can safely run it with PTP 5.0.

What do you think ?
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