Hi Stephane,
Thanks for the reply!
> What you are seeing is a side effect of monitoring probably lots of
> threads + aggregation.
Well, I suppose not since I monitor only single threaded applications
for now (SPEC 2006 suite to be specific).
Anyway, I think I solved this problem, at least in c
Sergey,
I suspect that what you are seeing has nothing to do with printf buffering.
The line is flushed out on \n.
What you are seeing is a side effect of monitoring probably lots of
threads + aggregation.
There is no output until a sampling buffer fills up. With
--smpl-entries=1, they fill up q
Hello,
I was wondering if it's somehow possible to obtain the output from
pfmon unbuffered during sampling.
What I want to do is to monitor a program's miss rate in real time
with pfmon using the following invocation:
pfmon --attach-task
--smpl-module=compact --smpl-entries=1 --long-smpl-period
