Sorry ... What I meant here is that I commented out this #define
statement in the config.h that replaces malloc by rpl_malloc, and after
doing so, the compilation succeeds for the rest of ganglia 3.0.1.
Then once done and compiled, it seems to work.
Also note that the incorrect CPU speed is not just a truncation of some
such thing of the real speed value, because different machines with the
same CPU speed give various different values as reported by ganglia.
On Apr 5, 2005, at 11:04 AM, Robert E. Parrott wrote:
Hi folks,
Trying to compile ganglia 3.0.1 on AIX 5.2 with gcc 3.4. Using
--disable-shared --enable-static as required.
What I'm seeing is that in srclib/libmetrics, the configure scripts
are replacing malloc by rpl_malloc in config.h. This breaks
compilation, since "rpl_malloc" is not defined anywhere. I don't know
if this replacement is necessary, but in either case compilation
fails.
Once this was done, the metrics look good, except for the CPU speed,
which reads "45.25 GHz" which should in reality be 1.45 GHz.
Haven't run it for long, so I'll let you know if it falls over.
rob
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