Re: [PATCH V3 8/9] tracing: Add osnoise tracer

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On 6/7/21 5:47 PM, Steven Rostedt wrote:
>> I am using these more "generic terms" because they are also used by the timerlat
>> tracer.
>>
>> In the timerlat tracer, the "in" file is used to stop the tracer for a given IRQ
>> latency (so, the "inside" operation), while the "out" is used to stop the tracer
>> in the thread latency (hence the outside operation).
>>
>> The total sounds good for the "out"! But the single does not work fine for the
>> IRQ... how about: stop_tracing_partial_us ?
>>
>> It is hard to find a good shared name :-/
> What about:
> 
> stop_tracing_us and stop_tracing_total_us, and not have anything
> special for the first one?
I cannot find a better name... and it makes sense: if an "in" value on osnoise
or an IRQ latency on timerlat is higher than "stop_tracing_us"... it is more
important than the total... so it indeed deserves the more intuitive name.

(working on osnoise changes now...)

-- Daniel
> -- Steve
> 




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