| kernel and ust traces alongside [message #1835727] |
Fri, 11 December 2020 03:29  |
 simon beaudoin
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Registered: December 2020 |
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Hi.
I have used tracealyser for freertos tracing on embedded devices. I absolutely loved how you could see all kernel events and user events as spurius lines in time. That way you search for a particular user event and then analyse kernel events around.
WIth trace compass, I have searched all over, and I can't, for the love of whatever, find the way to do so. I mean, kernel traces are very boring without the power of coupling it with user events. User event view is absolutely useless, you can't see anything in the resources view like you would in the kernel view. I tried importing the kernel and user trace in an experiment. Both are displayed inside my experiment one under the other, but I still can only open the kernel or the ust trace one after the other. What I want is to open the kernel trace, view all what's happening in the resource view, and have the ust events displayed over the kernel ones to see where in time have the ust events occured.
Thanks!!!
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| Re: kernel and ust traces alongside [message #1835757 is a reply to message #1835727] |
Fri, 11 December 2020 17:06  |
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Hi Simon,
First off, thanks for providing feedback, it's hard to determine what people want unless they tell us. ;)
About showing merged userspace and kernel traces... we have two ways to do it. At the moment, the first one is to get the incubator and see kernel lines in the flame chart view. This is really really nice IMO.
If your user space traces are NOT flame chart compatible, I have been working on a patch to fix that.
https://git.eclipse.org/r/c/tracecompass/org.eclipse.tracecompass/+/173517
Are you comfortable compiling trace compass, honestly, this is a young patch and still needs a bit of love. If you feel like reviewing it or fixing it up, it may get in faster, at the moment, I am trying to reduce code duplication.
Thanks again for contacting us.
Matthew
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