The Java one is actually pretty nice now, but I just didn't see why the C one would even be implemented in the first place given that the main project *already has* what is needed.
So to clarify: I shouldn't have any problems using libganglia to add metrics to my apps right? --Chris On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 7:21 AM, Ramon Bastiaans <[email protected]>wrote: > The embedded gmetric library is not maintained by anyone affiliated with > the Ganglia developer team. > > On a side note; it seems that the python embedded gmetric for example is > outdated and not compatible with Ganglia 3.1, since the gmetric protocol > changed in version 3.1. This may very well also be true for the C version. > > I think it's usecase was to show "how it could be done" and primarily > for scripting languages. > > - Ramon. > > Christopher Smith wrote: > > So, I've been looking at having custom metrics exported from my > > application, and I've noticed the embeddedmetric project, but for a C > > application, it seems like I could just as effectively do the job with > > libganglia, which for one thing already supports mutlicast. What's the > > use case for the C/C++ embeddedmetric library? >
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