Comment Re:Tools (Score 1) 81
I wrote the SE Toolkit and I can tell you this: I've done a port of the interpreter to Linux and integrated some base classes that represent performance data that I've gathered from a new /proc source, /proc/perfstat (which I also developed). The interpreter and the SE Toolkit as it currently exists will never be released for Linux. It is pointless. The base classes that I wrote in C++ are LGPL and tools can be written directly on top of C++ instead of crippling the development effort by bolting the work on top of an interpreter for a subset of C++.
I've made the patches to the kernel for my perfstat modifications available as well as the class library for reading the perfstat file. I'm in the process of getting an ftp server set up where I can put these changes. I will also make available a white paper I wrote on my efforts.
I will get this done as soon as possible, but I've got a lot of other work to do that monopolizes my time.
Rich
---- Richard Pettit
---- Performance Architect
---- Foglight Software, Inc.
I've made the patches to the kernel for my perfstat modifications available as well as the class library for reading the perfstat file. I'm in the process of getting an ftp server set up where I can put these changes. I will also make available a white paper I wrote on my efforts.
I will get this done as soon as possible, but I've got a lot of other work to do that monopolizes my time.
Rich
---- Richard Pettit
---- Performance Architect
---- Foglight Software, Inc.
