[LTP] Re: [TsLogParser] Re: [nptl] Demonstration available

[Bryce H. <br...@os...>]

On Wed, 12 Jan 2005, Gerrit Huizenga wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 19:04:28 +0100, Sebastien Decugis wrote:
> > You can see the new release (v03) of the TSLogParser in action at:
> > http://tslogparser.sourceforge.net/run-browse.php
>
> Sebastien - this is *really* cool.  It would be neat if STP and
> or regular LTP runs could be put up on a web site which can be
> browsed for historical data.  Anyone from LTP or STP planning to
> do something like that?

Actually, we already have been posting STP runs from LTP at OSDL for the
past couple years.  I've posted a few summaries of these to LKML last
year, esp. when we found some regressions.

By and large, the LTP data from runs I've done has been pretty boring
(which is a *good* thing - the kernel devs do a good job), but I'd love
to hear about more use we can get out of the data.

I have suspected that since in STP we've just run the default LTP
tests, that if people were to hook up some of the non-default parts of
LTP, new interesting results might be found, but I've not had time to
work on this myself.  I'd be very interested in assisting anyone that
would like to explore this themselves, though.

Bryce