LLVM official document introduces uftrace as a performance analysis tool for LLVM developers!
https://t.co/8xAOzOohZM
The document begins with
"uftrace is a great tool to generate rich profile data that you can use to focus and drill down into the timeline of your application."
Our patch series to support tiered memory such as CXL memory has been merged into mm tree. Huge thanks to @sjpark0x00 for helpful reviews and hmsdk members. It now appears at https://t.co/k2C42kx8kp.
SK hynix' patch series "DAMON based tiered memory management for CXL memory" has merged[1] into -mm tree! Huge appreciate to great works from the team!
[1] https://t.co/kQs3hHYUSj
#linux#kernel#damon#cxl#tiered-memory
uftrace v0.16 is out! Thanks for all contributions. This version has the following new features:
* separate debug file support
* new octal argument format
* stddev output for uftrace report
* improved python tracing
https://t.co/ZjE7GmNUph
Bonus Trace Compass Video: I tried tracing the #xz#backdoor. https://t.co/gbwooiSjJj I messed up in a few places but found some interesting behaviour nonetheless. I will improve the methodology and re-do this. Soonish.
For the first time in 6 years, the UFTrace parser in #tracecompass has been updated. @namhyung_foss thanks for tagging me, there was a old bug that slipped through initial testing. In case you're looking for the parser, you need to go to Tools->add ons... and click #uftrace.
DAMO v2.2.2 is released. The important change in this release is the introduction of 'replay' command[1]. It receives 'damo record' output and replay the recorded access pattern.
[1] https://t.co/pu9dkGvsVD
#linux#kernel#damon#damo
@DavisTurlis Thanks. I will think about it when I can find some time. I think there is no problem using the existing parser as we keep backward compatibility of ufrace data format. We didn't add anything special for python tracing.
Submitted the #perf-tools improvements and fixes for #Linux v6.8:
https://t.co/LSxxGtiJZH
This comes with @namhyung_foss Data Profiling series, an exciting new feature that has lots of potential, go try it!
There are examples & a link to a great LWN article about it in there.
SK Hynix released Heterogeneous Memory Software Development Kit (HMSDK) v2.0 which utilizes DAMON for tiered memory management.
https://t.co/6esdYEyZy3
#linux#kernel#damon