Hi!
Have the problem been solved somehow? I'm experiencing the same
problems on 6-STABLE with squid. Apache seems to be OK.
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Stanislav Sedov
ST4096-RIPE
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There's plenty of squid process pid entries in the output of pmcstat -R.
This was gathered with pmcstat -S instructions -O samples.out.
pmcstat -R samples.out -g just generates kernel.gmon.
The top of the file:
initlog 0x1020003 "AMD_K7"
allocate 0x101 "k7-retired-instructions" 0x2
sample
Squid is running but there's no profiling information for it
still..
Could you run grep the output of `pmcstat -R' (no "-g")
for mention of the squid processes pids.
Also, try pmcstat -v -v (for a breakup of the buckets).
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FreeBSD Volunteer, http://people.freebsd.org/~jkoshy
On 12/12/06, Joseph Koshy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can think of one of two scenarios:
1) the squid process was in the kernel when the
samples got taken. This could happen if the
process was say in select() handling all the time.
2) There a bug in my process handling code that is
I'm trying to use pmcstat to profile userspace time used in
Squid. I just can't seem to get pmcstat to report anything
useful.
The last thing I tried was something like:
# pmcstat -O file -P instructions -t
# pmcstat -R file -g
# ls k7-retired-instructions
kernel.gmon
There doesn't seem to be
I'm trying to use pmcstat to profile userspace time used in Squid. I
just can't seem to get pmcstat to report anything useful.
The last thing I tried was something like:
# pmcstat -O file -P instructions -t
# pmcstat -R file -g
# ls k7-retired-instructions
kernel.gmon
There doesn't seem to be
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