Very nice!
Some dumb questions:
On 11-06-07 07:08 PM, Mathieu Desnoyers wrote:
... the elements below between [ ] are
actually optional, not "implied by default" as stated above.
* Tracing session control
lttng create [--session name] # create a tracing session
[--output path] # optionally specify the output path
[--name name] # optional session name (default provided)
---> This command prints
"Working directory of created session is /path/to/name. Change your"
"current working directory to interact with this session."
Is this what is printed if only "lttng create" with no parameters is
typed in?
If yes, what is the default session name?
If not, I guess it prints the same as "lttng create --help" ?
---> All the following commands use the current working directory
.lttng/config file to keep track of the session on which actions
should be applied.
Yup, Git-alike ;)
lttng destroy [--session name] # teardown a tracing session
lttng start [--session name] # start tracing for a session
lttng stop [--session name] # stop tracing for a session
Is "--session" needed here, or would just "lttng destroy mysession" be
allowed/wanted too?
À la "git push origin master", which does not require any --options for
mandatory parameters, only extras.
lttng add-context name --kernel [--event name] [--channel name] --type
context_type [context options]
lttng add-context name --userspace [--event name] [--channel name] [--all/--pid
n/cmd_name] --type context_type [context options]
I guess you have plans for short options too? like,
-k, --kernel
-u, --userspace
-e, --event
etc.
Comments are immensely welcome!
Thanks,
Mathieu
Looks great! Can't wait to try it!
--
Alexandre Montplaisir
DORSAL lab,
École Polytechnique de Montréal
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