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#! /bin/sh
# PCP QA Test No. 038
# pmlogger would die with horrible errors when diagnostics enabled, due
# to early timer events
#
# Copyright (c) 1995-2002 Silicon Graphics, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
#
seq=`basename $0`
echo "QA output created by $seq"
# get standard filters
. ./common.product
. ./common.filter
_filter_dumplog()
{
_filter_dumpresult | sed \
-e '/inst /{
s;inst \[[0-9][0-9]* or ".*/dbs/.*\.dbf"];inst [FILE];
}'
}
trap "rm -f $tmp.*; exit" 0 1 2 3 15
# real QA test starts here
rm -f $tmp.*
cat <<End-of-File >$tmp.config
log mandatory on 1 sec {
sample.control
sample.milliseconds
sample.load
sample.colour
sample.bin
sample.bucket
sample.drift
sample.step
sample.write_me
sample.lights
sample.magnitude
sample.sysinfo
sample.pdu
sample.recv_pdu
sample.xmit_pdu
sample.noinst
disk.all.read
disk.all.write
disk.all.total
disk.all.blkread
disk.all.blkwrite
disk.all.blktotal
disk.all.active
disk.all.response
disk.all.bytes
disk.all.read_bytes
disk.all.write_bytes
disk.all.avg_disk.active
disk.all.avg_disk.response
kernel.all.cpu.idle
kernel.all.cpu.intr
kernel.all.cpu.sys
kernel.all.cpu.sxbrk
kernel.all.cpu.user
kernel.all.cpu.wait.total
kernel.all.cpu.wait.gfxc
kernel.all.cpu.wait.gfxf
kernel.all.cpu.wait.io
kernel.all.cpu.wait.pio
kernel.all.cpu.wait.swap
kernel.all.io.iget
kernel.all.io.bread
kernel.all.io.bwrite
kernel.all.io.lread
kernel.all.io.lwrite
kernel.all.io.phread
kernel.all.io.phwrite
kernel.all.io.wcancel
kernel.all.io.namei
kernel.all.io.dirblk
kernel.all.swap.swpocc
kernel.all.swap.swpque
kernel.all.load
kernel.all.users
kernel.all.pswitch
kernel.all.readch
kernel.all.runocc
kernel.all.runque
kernel.all.syscall
kernel.all.sysexec
kernel.all.sysfork
kernel.all.sysread
kernel.all.syswrite
kernel.all.writech
kernel.all.tty.recvintr
kernel.all.tty.xmitintr
kernel.all.tty.mdmintr
kernel.all.tty.out
kernel.all.tty.raw
kernel.all.tty.canon
kernel.all.intr.vme
kernel.all.intr.non_vme
kernel.all.ipc.msg
kernel.all.ipc.sema
kernel.all.pty.masterch
kernel.all.pty.slavech
kernel.all.flock.alloc
kernel.all.flock.inuse
hinv.ncpu
hinv.dcache
hinv.icache
hinv.physmem
hinv.pmeminterleave
hinv.ndisk
}
End-of-File
$sudo rm -f core*
# -D 511 is all of the PMAPI debug flags, excluding PM_TRACE_AF (the
# latter is non-deterministic, unfortunately)
pmlogger -D 511 -c $tmp.config -s 2 -l $tmp.log $tmp >$tmp.out 2>&1 &
logger_pid=$!
wait
if [ "`echo core*`" != "core*" ]
then
echo "Arrgh ... pmlogger dumped core?"
ls -l core*
file core*
else
echo "OK, pmlogger survived"
fi
# The traces and the list of metrics depend on which operating
# system you're running on. There is no real point in generating all
# this output (filtered diagnostics and verbose pmdumplog) because
# I expect to be different.
# -Ken 1 June 2001
#
# Simple sanity check on the number of pmResults in the archive ...
echo
echo "count records in archive (expect 1 for preamble + 2) ..."
pmdumplog $tmp 2>&1 \
| tee -a $seq.full \
| _filter_dumplog \
| sed -n -e '/TIMESTAMP/s/STAMP.*/STAMP/p'
# and truncate the test here!
#
exit
# enable this to see what is really happening!
echo "=== out ===" >038.full
cat $tmp.out >>038.full
echo >>038.full
echo "=== log ===" >>038.full
cat $tmp.log >>038.full
# may need this yet...
#
# filter output and sum by diagnostic type
cat $tmp.out $tmp.log \
| sed \
-e '/success*/d' \
-e 's/Log f.*/Log/g' \
-e 's/searchindom/__localLogGetInDom/g' \
| _filter_dumpresult \
| sed \
-e 's/^\[[0-9][0-9]*]//' \
-e '/^[0-9][0-9][0-9]:/d' \
-e 's/^ *//' \
-e 's/After loading config/After_loading_config/' \
-e 's/Dump Contexts/Dump_Contexts/' \
-e 's/Dump Instance Profile/Dump_Instance_Profile/' \
-e 's/Dump optfetch/Dump_optfetch/' \
-e 's/free pdubuf/free_pdubuf/' \
-e '/__pmDecodeXtendError/d' \
-e '/__pmFdLookupIPC/d' \
-e 's/[(: =].*//'
# now, what is in the log? ...
pmdumplog $tmp 2>&1 \
| _filter_dumplog \
| sed \
-e "/\"$logger_pid\"/s/$logger_pid/LOGGER_PID/g" \
-e '/pmcd.pmlogger.port/s/value .*/value PORT/' \
-e '/pmcd.pmlogger.host/s/value ".*/value "HOST"/' \
| ./xlate_2_new_pmns
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