Re: [ptp-dev] Question about performance tools framework in PTP

[Dave Wootton <dwootton@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Wyatt
I was hoping that if I chose this approach that it would cover CDT as 
well. So that's good news. In order for this to be useful to me, I do need 
to be able to add to the list of environment variables passed to the 
remote process. Can you give me a reference to current documentation on 
how to use this? I will look at the IProgessMonitor. I just need to find 
time to do it.
Dave



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Greetings Dave,

The ExternalTools provide a distinct launch configuration system for both 
the PTP and CDT.  Presently the system covers status with the standard 
IProgressMonitor used to display job status in the UI.  It may be possible 
for you to hook in to that, but if not I can probably add a listener 
hook.  I'll also need to take a look and make sure environment variable 
control is up and running.  Please let me know if you have any questions 
or if I can help out with anything.

-Wyatt

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 7:11 AM, Dave Wootton <dwootton@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Wyatt
I have a performance analysis tool that has an Eclipse plugin. I'd like to
extend the Eclipse launch configuration dialog to add a new panel with
execution options specific to this tool. These options result in setting
environment variables that the tool recognizes. The tool itself runs as a
remote process on a different node than the Eclipse node. Greg suggested
that your framework might be helpful for this.

I need to use this for parallel execution, where I'm thinking of this as a
logical extension of the PTP launch configuration, as well as for serial
applications which would not use the PTP launch configuration and do not
run under control of any PTP resource manager. Does your tool framework
work only with PTP launch configurations, or would it work with the CDT
launch dialogs as well.

Also, does your framework provide any notifications of job start and
finish, such that a listener could register to be notified of those state
changes?

Thanks
Dave
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