Nathan,
OK, this QA test needs even more work. In addition to what you
mention below, kernel.percpu.interrupts.line1 doesn't exist on another
machine I tested on.
The point of the test is to do a text then a fetch without any
other calls. So probably need to dump the tree first to get a valid
metric to fetch, store one of those and use that as the input to the
fetch test.
I am going to try to finish up hotprocs and then come back to this,
unless you look at it in the meantime.
Martins
On 12/16/14 6:33 AM, Nathan Scott wrote:
Hi Martins,
Oh - this test has a dependence on the number of CPUs on the
test machine, I missed that earlier. We could either filter
so that we check the percpu inst count matches hinv.ncpu, or
maybe we could use $LINUX_STATSPATH to setup a deterministic
output? (bit like tests 732, 747 or 885)
cheers.
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Nathan,
On 12/15/14 12:53 AM, Nathan Scott wrote:
Looks good, thanks Martins. Do you want to add this to your working
branch?
And where did we get up to with hotproc - are you happy with that & ready
to
merge? (could you send me the git URL for the latest version of that code,
if so?)
commit 6cb6b341e5a3d0dd37011ee79ecc9a5194b0ac1f
Author: Martins Innus <minnus@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon Dec 15 15:26:44 2014 -0500
Add qa test 955
Test that mixing fetches for static and dynamic metrics work as
expected
The first test replicates a failure from a bug introduced during
dymanic metric core changes
qa/955 | 84
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qa/955.out | 44 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
qa/group | 1 +
3 files changed, 129 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)
This qa test is in martins_working. Hotproc is pretty close. Writing a
qa test now.
Thanks
Martins
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