On 20/04/15 09:58, Andrew Stuart wrote:
Please pull and try again to see if the performance improves and/or if the time
usage goes down.
I’m getting some very erratic behaviour, hard for me to pin down what is
working and what is not.
That's not very specific. Do you mean to say that the httpd now works
significantly worse than earlier?
I think I have compiled the correct version but not absolutely sure. It would
be helpful if there was some sort of “version” command on rumprun like rump run
-v that I could use to confirm I have successfully compiled the version that
you built. I can then add this to any logs I send to you. I couldn’t see a -v
or -V when I looked.
What do you suggest it should print? The latest git revision could of
course be printed, but that's no guarantee that all of the object files
are the latest ones. I am not aware of a way to do something like
"ident" that was possible with cvs.
In general, the build system is suboptimal. It's better to do a
completely clean build. Though, in this case, I think the following is
enough:
cd platform/xen
make clean
[then rebuild the web server]
[then rumprun the web server]
