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From: Cerion Armour-B. <ce...@ke...> - 2008-06-10 17:48:02
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Hi Amit, Completely fair question - we've had a tough time finding time for Valkyrie, and not keeping up with Valgrind is inexcusable :-) I'm not sure what the future holds for Valkyrie, but for the moment we're finally pushing it forward. Beta release should be next week, supporting the latest Valgrind, and fixing a whole bunch of bugs. I think for the time being, we'll try to run it along similar lines to Valgrind, so only core developers have repo write priveliges. To become part of the core dev team people will need to first send patches and earn the trust/respect of the other core dev members. So, to sum up, the interest is there, but time is (as always) tight, so comments, suggestions, fixes, and best of all: patches, are very welcome! Cheers, Cerion On Wednesday 05 Mar 2008, Amit Perelman wrote: > Hello, > > I am open source developer from Israel. I am interesting in Valkyrie. > It seen that currently Valkyrie support only memcheck from valgrind 3.2.3 > and that the latest release was in 2006. My question is does the > development discontinued ? I would like to make Valkyrie build against > valgrind 3.3.0 and add support to Cachegrind and Massif. > How can we make this happen ? If you lost interest in the project, > I am willing to take charge on it. > > Amit Perelman |
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From: Cerion Armour-B. <ce...@ke...> - 2008-06-10 17:37:31
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Hi Enrique, Sorry it's taken so long to get back to this. We're finally pushing Valkyrie forward - it should be ready for a beta release coming monday. Couple of questions about your findings... 1. configure does give options for setting the document install directory: --docdir, --htmldir But it seems these don't work! I'll try to get them working. Assuming I can fix this, is this sufficient? 2. Can you still reproduce this? If so, please run from the commandline, and send me: - anything interesting on stdout/err - a copy of the relevant temporary generated xml file in ~/.valkyrie/logs/ (this is auto-deleted when you close valkyrie, so make a copy of the latest file before closing). 3. Save Log is disabled? You mean when the error of (2) is given? I've changed the message slightly to say 'close this dialog, and then save log'. Does this solve this issue, or do I not understand? 4. Very strange... If there's an error such as dir not writeable, you're always given the chance to try again in a different place... The text "Save failed" doesn't exist in the code. Can you reproduce this and tell me _exactly_ what happens? 5. Fixed. Thanks for your feedback! Cerion On Tuesday 25 Dec 2007, you wrote: > Hi, > > I packaged Valkyrie-1.2.0 for Slackware 12/DroplineGnome 2.20. The > following configuration was applied: > prefix = /usr > sysconfdir = /etc > localstatedir = /var > > Documentation has been moved to /usr/doc/valkyrie-1.2.0/html. > > These are my observations and errors encountered thus far: > > 1 The path for the Help contents are hard-coded to /usr/doc. Since > documentation has been moved, the > docs are not visible unless the Helpviewer is pointed to the right > files. There is no way also to set paths. > > 2 Valkyrie's Valgrind fails to run on any binary I pointed it to but not > when I used Valgrind alone. Error > messages are: > > XML Parse error > Valgrind XML output is incomplete > > Run error > Process exited with return value 1. This is likely to simply be the > client program return value. If, however, > you suspect Valgrind itself may have crashed, please 'Save Log' and > examine for details. > > 3 "Save Log" is disabled. > > 4 On exit, the Valkyrie prompts to save the output or not. When I click > "Save", a file dialog opens. I entered > the name of the binary file I was testing then another error says > "Save failed". So I discarded the output. > > 5 I also changed the path on where to save the output but the save > functionality seems to be hard-coded also > to /home/<acct>/.valkyrie/logs. > > I am a heavy Valgrind user as the reason I am attracted to Valkyrie. I > was hoping this app will save me some > time keeping track of Valgrind's output. I also hope that the feedbacks > may help you in improving the software. > > Merry Christmas! |