On 11-05-05 01:43 PM, Daniel U. Thibault wrote:
David Goulet<david.goulet<at>  polymtl.ca>  writes:

Note that UST is not yet ready for the lttng-tools integration... This
will come in a very short term probably at release version 0.14. You can
still use basic trace command of lttng-tools to control UST.

But, for now, you can fix that quickly by changing this to
"libustctl/Makefile.am" from the git source of ust.

-       $(top_builddir)/libustcomm/libustcomm.la
+       $(top_builddir)/libustcomm/libustcomm.la \
+       $(top_builddir)/snprintf/libustsnprintf.la

Recompile and install ust and should be fine :)

Don't hesitate for any other problems/comments.

Thanks...Instead of changing the ust release, I could try retrograding
lttng-tools to its last compatible commit.  Which would that be?


Actually, there is no "compatible commit" at this time for lttng-tools and UST. This is why there is no release yet of lttng-tools. It is still in very active development and should NOT be use in production yet.

I guess what I really need to know is what is the most recent *coherent* set of
commits from git.dorsal.polymtl.ca and git.lttng.org?

git.lttng.org for everything! The dorsal git is for internal development and nothing "really" public.


On a somewhat related topic, I've found that the git.dorsal.polymtl.ca
lttng-agent (2011-03-23) is broken since 2011-02-25.  It relies on
ustctl_force_switch(pid_t pid), which appeared with the 2011-01-31 ust 0.11-0.12
commit ("Rename libustcmd to libustctl") --- this function was called
ustcmd_force_switch before then.  But on the 2011-02-25 ust 0.11-0.12 commit
("libustctl: use direct socket communication"), ustctl_force_switch(pid_t pid)
changed its signature to ustctl_force_switch(int sock, const char *trace).


Yes! It is broken and there is people working on moving it to support the new liblttngctl (part of lttng-tools).

Cheers!
David


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