Richard, Yep, I know there's a pre-built binary (and thank you much for that!)... but I think that to do open development on filebench (or anything else) in the community, it needs to be compilable using the resources that most people have.
So, I think that probably means: being able to compile with gcc (the compiler included in S10), as well as the SOS10 compiler (which is now freely available in binary form), and being able to compile without having a Sparc machine handy. That's why I attempted this, rather than just downloading the pre-built binaries -- because it's what most people will have to work with, when they decide to jump in and become contributors. In my previous post, I detailed some of the bugs I encountered trying to do this. I think they're probably minor, and easily fixed (at least that's my guess, since I hacked around them, rather than attempt a real fix!). This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ perf-discuss mailing list [email protected]
