On 8 Apr 2026, at 19:16, Ilya Maximets wrote:
> The 'pmd-perf-show' command provides all the same information and more.
> It is also better visually structured and easier to read as a result.
>
> Let's remove the old 'pmd-stats-show' command, as there is no real need
> to have two commands reporting the same data.
>
> The only difference until now was that 'pmd-perf-show' didn't provide
> information for the "main" thread. This change makes it report the
> statistics for the aggregated "main" thread as well, omitting things
> related to CPU cycles, as we can't collect those for threads that are
> not pinned. For the same reason histograms are also always disabled.
> Omission is done by checking the total number of iterations to be zero.
> "main" thread doesn't start/end iterations.
>
> The actual unixctl command is preserved undocumented and serves as an
> alias for 'pmd-perf-show'. This should allow old scripts that are just
> capturing the output for humans (or LLMs?) to read to keep working.
> Note, however, that the exact output format for unixctl commands was
> never a guarantee, so scripts that attempt to parse the output may
> still break.
>
> Signed-off-by: Ilya Maximets <[email protected]>
> ---
>
> Note: I believe the change in system-dpdk-offloads.at is correct,
> but I didn't run the testsuite, as I have no hardware for it.
>
Not a review, but I want to confirm that the offload testsuite runs fine.
//Eelco
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