fche changed the topic of #systemtap to: http://sourceware.org/systemtap; email systemtap@sourceware.org if answers here not timely, conversations may be logged
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<gila>
Is there an (easy?) way where the variables that contain an aggregation, can be dumped in the sense that we don't print() them with the nice starts. Reason for this is that i want to toss the values to some graphing tool(s)
<gila>
*stars
<jistone>
gila, you mean an aggregate with a histogram?
<gila>
jistone yes.
<jistone>
gila, you can iterate the histogram values with 'foreach', to print them however you prefer
<gila>
Ok i'll give that a try.
<jistone>
something like: foreach (bucket in @hist_log(foo)) { ... }
<jistone>
bucket will be an index, for @hist_log(foo)[bucket]
<jistone>
you can also use the VAL= form of iteration
<jistone>
looks a bit weird, but it's shorthand for: foreach (value = [bucket] in @hist_log(foo)) { ... }
<gila>
thx jistone i'll try that later today
<jistone>
great
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<gila>
jistone works great -- thx again.
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<irker629>
systemtap: flu systemtap.git:refs/heads/master * release-3.0-84-ge093aff / stap-server.service: set -i as default for stap-server.service http://tinyurl.com/j9jdq3a
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<fche>
flu_, that seems to close out PR19992, right?
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<flu_>
fche, yes
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