[news.eclipse.technology.linuxtools] Re: OProfile on openSUSE 11.1

[aegges@xxxxxx (Axel Mueller)]

> Actually you could use the linuxtools nightly update site:
> http://download.eclipse.org/technology/linuxtools/updates-nightly

> It would still require an opxml rebuild.
Still doesn't work.

Here is the output (only the frist lines) of 'opxml info'

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<info>
       <num-counters>4</num-counters>
       <cpu-frequency>2800</cpu-frequency>
       <defaults>
               <sample-dir>/var/lib/oprofile/samples/</sample-dir>
               <lock-file>/var/lib/oprofile/lock</lock-file>
               
<log-file>/var/lib/oprofile/samples/oprofiled.log</log-file>
               <dump-status>/var/lib/oprofile/complete_dump</dump-status>
       </defaults>
       <event-list counter="0">
<event>
                       <name>GLOBAL_POWER_EVENTS</name>
                       <description>time during which processor is not 
stopped</description>
                       <value>29</value>
                       <minimum>6000</minimum>
                       <unit-mask>
                               <type>mandatory</type>
                               <default>1</default>
                               <mask>
                                       <value>1</value>
                                       
<description>mandatory</description>
                               </mask>
                       </unit-mask>
               </event>
               <event>
                       <name>BPU_FETCH_REQUEST</name>
                       <description>instruction fetch requests from the 
branch predict unit</description>

...

The output of 'opxml model-data GLOBAL_POWER_EVENTS current'
( I have changed the name of the application to MYAPP for obvious reasons).

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<model-data>
       <image name="/home/amueller/sources/MYAPP" count="716
3">
               <symbols>
                       <symbol name=".plt" 
file="/home/amueller/sources/MYAPP" count="10">
                               <sample>
                                       <count>10</count>
                                       <line>0</line>
                               </sample>
                       </symbol>
...


So, opxml seems to work on the command line.

 Axel