Re: Fwd: Re: [RFC] Oprof_start GUI: port to pure Qt4 & features extension

Gilles Allard <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.oprofile
Message-ID <1778248.27eGiWT3je@bcv73xb1>
Maynard

On Monday, July 21, 2014 08:45:03 AM you wrote:

> Gilles,
> As I mentioned in my July 15 post about putting out a new release, I want to
> put out a release candidate by the end of July.  This does not give you
> much time to update the gui interface to remove opcontrol and add operf. 

The latest status of oprofile gui (what I called "prototype") is as follows : 
both "opcontrol" and "operf" modules are over but the "operf" one is only 
partialy tested with the 0.9.8 release of oprofile. I didn't test anything with 
the new one.
Removing "opcontrol" module and / or making "operf" one the default is very 
easy (just a matter of rebuild) but this has to be tested with the 1.0 
release.
Obviously the end of this week is too short in time because I don't want to 
provide something that was not enough tested
 
> From what I can gather, there isn't anyone else in the oprofile community
> using this feature.  So I am inclined to remove it.  But with that said, if
> you can post a patch by the end of this week that is acceptable for
> committing, I wouldn't object to keeping it.  A "pre-release" patch by the
> end of the week will not be acceptable -- it needs to be final (or very
> close to final).  

And a simple patch will not be sufficient because the gui has been widely 
modified (port to Qt4 and different architecture with the 2 modules)

> I do not want to expend much effort on something that no
> one finds useful. It's been a year of no progress on this issue,

Probably because no one was interested in that work.

So the final decision belongs to you.

Gilles


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