thoughts [re LTT]

[Mathieu Desnoyers]

I agree that both projects are made for different purposes.

* Frank Ch. Eigler (fche@redhat.com) wrote:
>  - the computation performed upon those data/events is limited to
>    little besides filtering / printing
> 

The LTTV project proves this argument false. We do have graphical visualisation
of the scheduler's work, listing of events, filtering, all in a modular
pluggable architecture, so people can add their own "views" of the data
(eventually add event rate view, per cpu kernel state view, memory allocator
view, block subsystem view, and so on)


> I suspect we can get the best of both worlds over time.
>

I hope so. It would be interesting to see where the projects could use each
other parts so the work is not duplicated.


Mathieu

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