Leif Nixon wrote:
Preston Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
On Thu, Aug 15, 2002 at 03:11:34PM +0200, Leif Nixon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
A tentative fix would be to instead count the number of lines
starting with "processor" in /proc/cpuinfo.
There's been a bug filed about
only spent a day trying)
i found that cygwin didn't support pthreads so i didn't get all the
locking, threads, condition variables etc that ganglia uses throughout the
code.
great work! i'll take a look at this as soon as i can.
-matt
Tuesday, matt rice wrote forth saying...
no
notes:
configure.in.patch... don't apply this under cygwin... unless you
feel like fixing all the acconfig.h things.. Makefile will notice
configure.in is not up to date and try to re-generate things, which
won't work. I add -lrpclib to LIBS in gmond/Makefile and
gmetric/Makefile (also this
I realize that I said "soon" like 30 days ago, but i've been working on
the cygwin port in my spare time,
which sort of conflicts with the fact that I spend my spare time at
home, where I don't have cygwin..
but real soon now I should have something to send you guys..
I procured a laptop running win2k did a little
makeover on cygwin.c, using linux.c as an example due
to missing files in cygwin's implementation of the
proc filesystem.. cygwin's proc provides access to the
registry under
/proc/registry/
information analogous to cpuinfo is in a subdirectory
HKEY
I did some hacking on ganglia and cygwin this morning
I used sunrpc from the grass project, binraies and
source at
http://www.geog.uni-hannover.de/grass/grass5/binary/windows_cygnus/sunrpc/
couldn't get sunrpc source to compile, but the
binaries worked..
got gmond to compile, by actually symlinki
