Hi,
When I generate CTF, I logically group events and put them into one
packet. When reading the CTF data (w/ libbabeltrace), can I iterate
over events in one packet (and stop when iterator goes to the next packet)?
For example,
stream {
packet.context := struct {
uint32_t content_size;
uint32_t packet_size;
};
event.header := struct {
uint32_t id;
};
};
event {
name = "tsv";
id = 1;
fields := struct {
uint64_t val;
uint32_t num;
};
};
event {
name = "register";
id = 0;
fields := struct {
uint8_t contents[440];
};
};
we have multiple events and put them into different packets according to
my logic,
packet 1: tsv1, register1,
packet 2: tsv2, tsv3, register2
from iterator's point of view, packet boundary is invisible and iterator
will go through them like "tsv1, register1, tsv2, tsv3, register2". In
order to identify the boundary of packet in the iterator, I have to
create a event "marker" and put it at the first event of one packet.
event {
name = "marker";
id = 2;
fields := struct {
};
};
packet 1: marker1, tsv1, register1,
packet 2: marker2, tsv2, tsv3, register2
We'll stop the iteration once we see "marker" event. It works for me,
but I am wondering we can solve this problem in a better way?
--
Yao (齐尧)
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