This change introduces a new command, which could be used to
inspect the application's talloc context directly from VTY.
To enable this feature, an application need to provide it's
context via the 'vty_app_info' struct, and register the VTY
command by calling the osmo_talloc_vty_add_cmds().
The new command is a sub-command of 'show':
show talloc-context <context> <depth> [filter]
Currently the following contexts may be inspected:
- application - a context provided by an application;
- null - all contexts, if NULL-context tracking is enabled.
A report depth is defined by the next parameter, and could be:
- full - full tree report, as the talloc_report_full() does;
- brief - brief tree report, as the talloc_report() does;
- DEPTH - user defined maximal report depth.
Also, there are two optional report filters:
- regexp - print only contexts, matching a regular expression;
- tree - print a specific context, pointed by specified address.
The command output is formatted the same way as in case of calling
the talloc_report() or talloc_report_full().
Change-Id: I43fc42880b22294d83c565ae600ac65e4f38b30d
* update debian/changelog
* update TODO-RELEASE
* add comments to Makefile.am and TODO-RELEASE to simplify the process
in future
* add link to libtool docs to Makefile.am to simplify LIBVERSION
maintenance
Related: OS#1861
Change-Id: I22c257e357f597519120232d742d6a61289db021
Shipping our own private copy of talloc was a good idea in 2008,
when it was not readily available on most target platforms. Today,
the situation is quite different, as it is a standard library on
major Linux distributions.
This file will contain the VTY code related to statistics.
This commit adds a minimal file with just as single VTY command:
- show stats This command shows all statistical values
To enable this and future commands, the main program needs to call
stats_vty_add_cmds().
Sponsored-by: On-Waves ehf
the bits/crc files are not inside the sourcedirectory but will end
in the build directory. Go and look there as well. This somehow
doesn't fail with make distcheck but when building for Yocto Dizzy.
Only the Gb library relies on having undefined references to a
symbol that needs to be provided by the host application. For
all other libraries we can link with -no-undefined.
This actually allows for the user to override the decision and at the
same time supports compilers that might not be able to use -fPIC at
all.
Signed-off-by: Diego Elio Pettenò <flameeyes@flameeyes.eu>
Vadim Yanitskiy
Harald Welte
Sylvain Munaut