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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<linus2> fche: I had found a amazing phenomenon when using stap! The main.cpp can be compiled separately using "gcc -O3 -g main.cpp". The performance is A. But if compiled with other *.cpp using "g++ -O3 -g *.cpp", the performance is B. B is 76 times slower than A.
<linus2> I had found a amazing phenomenon when using stap!!!! The main.cpp can be compiled separately using "g++ -O3 -g main.cpp". The performance is A. But if compiled with other *.cpp using "g++ -O3 -g *.cpp", the performance is B. B is 76 times slower than A.
<fche> you mean some main.cpp that #includes all the other .cpp files?
<linus2> no
<linus2> There are many files of *.cpp
<linus2> I compile it using g++ -03 -g *.cpp and generate a.out
<linus2> Then I use stap to run this a.out.
<linus2> But there are only the main.cpp important. And the main.cpp can compile using "g++ -O3 -g main.cpp"
<linus2> but the former is slower than the latter
<linus2> fche: I personally think that when running a program with stap, stap itself affects performance.
<linus2> and the influence is very big.
<fche> stap's influence depends on what you probe, how frequently the probes fire, and what the probes do
<fche> linus2, so as a back-of-the-envelope estimate, a single uprobe hit on a modern workstation costs on the order of 0.1 - 1 microsecond
<linus2> fche: So I need to re-evaluate stap's accuracy.
<fche> it's not an accuracy question exactly, it's a "probe effect" question.
<linus2> ok
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<irker296> systemtap: smakarov systemtap.git:master * release-4.3-38-g601778117 / bpf-translate.cxx tapset-utrace.cxx tapsets.h: PR26234: stapbpf should warn about unsupported utrace_derived_probes
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<irker296> systemtap: wcohen systemtap.git:wcohen/rhbz1854277 * release-4.3-38-ga7266dbde / dtrace.in: Make dtrace generated code work with LTO
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<irker296> systemtap: wcohen systemtap.git:master * release-4.3-39-g8212024da / dtrace.in: Make dtrace generated code work with LTO
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