Hi David
Thanks for the +1. See below for my answers.
Best Regards
Bernd
On 02/26/2015 01:18 PM, David M
Williams wrote:
+1 from me. Looks quite
satisfactory for
a "0.1.0" release.
The following comments are not
part
of the "PMC Review" ... just comments from a "naive user's"
point of view.
One part of the "docu-ware"
I found a little confusing (well ... many of the acronyms and
standards
I didn't really understand, but assume someone "in that field"
would understand them, just fine) ... but, the confusing part to
me was
at the very beginning .... "will provide
an update
site for installing its features on top of an existing Eclipse
installation
as well as a standalone RCP."
I'm sure it'd be obvious "in practice" but not
sure how to install a "standalone RCP app" from an update site.
I mean, you have to start with something?
I can imagine several ways to do it, or, maybe you
meant
the RCP app is a separate download?
Sorry for the confusion. We meant that we will have
an update site as usual. But we also provide a standalone RCP for
users to download. The RCP is meant for trouble-shooter,
testers, sys admin etc. that don't want to install a full IDE. They
just want to use the Trace Compass features.
Again, don't mean any of that as "negative"
towards a release. Was just something that sort of jumped out at
me, and
made me wonder what that meant.
Thanks for the contributions. It looks like very
useful
software. Not sure why it was "split out" from the Linux Tools
project ... but, from what I did understand of the description,
looks like
it would be very useful to Linux developers. (I assume that's
the target
audience? Or, is it more for administrators?).
The point of being an own project is that the features and framework
are not limited to Linux and Linux developers. Yes, it started as
Trace viewer LTTng traces. But now it's a framework to build trace
visualization and analyzing tools all sorts of traces and logs
coming from different targets and environments. We already support
certain parser out of the box (LTTng CTF, libpcap, BTF, GDB trace)
out of the box. Users can even define trace parsers on the fly using
custom text/XML parsers wizards. Having a own project gives us more
visibility and chance to grow the community even more.
Good luck, and thanks again for your contributions.
From:
Bernd Hufmann
<bernd.hufmann@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
<tools-pmc@xxxxxxxxxxx>,
Date:
02/26/2015 06:31 AM
Subject:
[tools-pmc]
PMC Approval Requested for Trace Compass release
Sent by:
tools-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
Dear PMC Members,
The Trace Compass project would like PMC approval for the
Trace Compass
0.1.0 release that is scheduled for February 27, 2015. This
is the
initial release for this project after moving the source code
from the
Eclipse Linux Tools project.
http://projects.eclipse.org/projects/tools.tracecompass/releases/0.1.0/review
The project's IP Log has been submitted and has been approved.
Thanks,
Bernd
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