Hello folks, I've Cc'd everyone that might be interested in helping package libtraceveent. It is basically ready to become a full library package. I only have a couple of patches to deal with SPDX headers and such, but other than that, I think we are good to go. My question is now, how to we go about having distributions package it. Like perf, the main source code lives in the Linux kernel source tree under: tools/lib/traceevent I'd like to install the following headers in /usr/include event-parse.h kbuffer.h trace-seq.h And the following libraries: libtraceevent.so (with all its versions) Documentation man pages are in the Documentation directory. And we should have plugins installed as well. If we had done everything correctly, a "make install" in that directory will move all the files to their proper location. make doc will create the man pages. make doc-install will install the man pages. What's the next step to get this into a package so that perf, trace-cmd, power-top, rasdaemon, uftrace, and whatever does not need to have its own copy of the code, but instead link to it. Note, the interface has changed since other tools copied it, and I'm willing to help anyone out in porting to the package. Let me know of anyone else that can help in getting this packaged for a Linux distribution. -- Steve
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