On 6/8/21 7:39 PM, Steven Rostedt wrote: >> I created a "bool tainted" variable, that is set true if any problem with time() >> related functions happen. I will pr_warn that there is a problem on _start(), >> but also print this info at the top of the tracer header, so it is clear also >> from the trace output. >> >> Thoughts? >> > Or perhaps have that pr_err() actually be written into the trace buffer? > > You can use > > trace_array_printk_buf(tr->array_buffer.buffer, _THIS_IP_, "string"); > > without it triggering that nasty trace_printk() notice ;-) cool! I created a function osnoise_taint(char *msg) that prints the msg using trace_array_printk_buf. I am using it instead of all pr_warn that could take place inside osnoise regular operation. I am still placing the note in the header, just in case we miss the message in the log. -- Daniel > -- Steve >
