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Hm interesting -- what parts of it are tied to Windows? I recently strated playing with uftrace, a tracing framework for C++ using instrumented binaries. I go
by chubot 9y ago
Hm interesting -- what parts of it are tied to Windows?
I recently strated playing with uftrace, a tracing framework for C++ using instrumented binaries. I got it working on CPython and I like it so far.
The CLI seems to be well done. I haven't looked in detail your tracer (a README would help), but maybe there are some ideas that can be exchanged.
This thread has a link to the repo and a video:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammingLanguages/comments/7djreg/uftrace_a_function_graph_tracer_for_cc_userspace/ https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammingLanguages/comments/7djre...
- trentnelson 9y ago> Hm interesting -- what parts of it are tied to Windows? If I had to guess... I'd say... almost all of it? :-) I like systems programming in C on NT these days far more than Linux systems programming. Once you've gotten used to how NT does I/O and threading, it's tough to look back. Sure is lonely going against the grain, though. (Just added a README, in that I copy and pasted some notes I wrote a month or so ago into a text file. I'll add more stuff (you know, like, instructions) soon.)