catalinux / pwatch (public) (License: GPLv3) (since 2016-03-01) (hash sha1)
Set of tools to analyze what a process is doing. 'io' command is used to see who is doing I/O.
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Lots of improvements 5d377efaf732b0e0025cd8b3e75f8db42b1a389c Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2021-11-16 07:20:51
Bump up the version to 0.0.6. ff964c072140c8710aa2ea3f2c78697d74c8b811 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-12-19 22:28:30
Fixed _GNU_SOURCE define, thanks to Clemens Fischer; other cosmetic fixes. a839853469ea6f7aef5d7478ec4951e562ea368f Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-11-16 20:31:52
Output bytes with more resolution. 9186e62898ca1e255df9e88483829f300eec82b2 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-11-05 19:47:30
Cosmetic changes. 1d0900baccc34cd5aceb1cb8d137cbb0c2dc676d Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-11-05 19:47:19
Show also parameters after command. 1e1644c7a23ad0ba9cf7f5e387c94c96e1c46863 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-11-05 19:46:50
More TODO items added. 59f76d064266361dab046e343f96c821685580fc Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-11-05 19:42:46
Duilder updates. aea4172fc5ea31cddd55c9285b9241162b117760 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-30 22:08:44
Bump up the version to 0.0.5. da39ad57b4b30f50ffe98fcd33b57a2c3391631f Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-29 22:40:03
Cosmetic changes. f55a262fa0efcb167a545adaa94c7dd82b2b34a5 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-29 22:38:33
no need for get_sort_by. 8a80cc2fd4cfbba04420d130cea890087290e675 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-29 21:29:29
Show the name of the program in the first line. 6a1cec9f2a9e028d254f8edbdd7dd30a8871f300 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-29 21:20:07
Exclude anon_inotify files. 82d8aba0844c8adb0ab25be667fe30496efbc2fc Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-29 21:13:49
Ignore Changelog*. 6292255f489b3e8f71e690bd0c8a0f49e6dbc26e Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-29 19:29:33
Do not export git tree and do not push it. 4a18c42a27b68c53039957376f5c92ac65bedec2 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-27 21:09:47
Added duilder's RELEASE_SCRIPT. 3962ddb7984b78d191f5babd0f95700d09c02ca5 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-27 21:08:58
Added .gitignore for src dir. 775ff1c070d95b0ce381a8bcf591f5094d57e764 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-27 20:57:06
Dump to file the speed also. d605c72b495ac7fc3f30d744e5f1eb8778efa3b8 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-27 20:38:46
More TODO entries. df3c39a3c34ce849de7c2436b94a54f24972cbe5 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-27 20:38:12
Cosmetic. c6e4a188d756a080eaa2d0a6e9f8e680b3c95083 Catalin(ux) M. BOIE 2010-10-27 20:36:27
Commit 5d377efaf732b0e0025cd8b3e75f8db42b1a389c - Lots of improvements
Author: Catalin(ux) M. BOIE
Author date (UTC): 2021-11-16 07:20
Committer name: Catalin(ux) M. BOIE
Committer date (UTC): 2021-11-16 07:20
Parent(s): ff964c072140c8710aa2ea3f2c78697d74c8b811
Signing key:
Tree: 207bc649dd3790f3f630c932b20856d0de657efc
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Makefile.in 2 4
README 1 1
TODO 11 1
configure 1 1
duilder 0 544
duilder.conf 0 15
pwatch.spec.in 0 37
src/Makefile 2 2
src/io.c 13 14
src/pwatch.c 7 3
src/pwatch.h 1 1
src/pwatch_nl.c 7 7
src/pwatch_proc.c 9 5
src/pwatch_proc.h 2 2
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File Makefile.in changed (mode: 100644) (index d6d6d85..a4c8f20)
1 1 export CC := gcc export CC := gcc
2 2 export INCS += -I. -I$(PWD)/ export INCS += -I. -I$(PWD)/
3 export CFLAGS += -ggdb3 -Wall -Wextra -pedantic -Wno-long-long -pipe \
4 -Wswitch-enum -O0 #-O2
5
3 export CFLAGS += -ggdb3 -Wall -Wextra -Wno-long-long -pipe \
4 -Wswitch-enum @CC_SWITCHES@ -D _FORTIFY_SOURCES=2
6 5
7 6 .PHONY: all .PHONY: all
8 7 all: all:
 
... ... all:
14 13 .PHONY: clean .PHONY: clean
15 14 clean: clean:
16 15 @echo "--- Cleaning... ---" @echo "--- Cleaning... ---"
17 @rm -fv $(PRJ)-*.rpm $(PRJ)-*-i386-1.tgz $(PRJ)-*.tar.gz
18 16 @$(MAKE) -C src clean @$(MAKE) -C src clean
19 17
20 18
File README changed (mode: 100644) (index 3ace23e..8933958)
... ... Description: Set of tools to analyze what a process is doing.
2 2 Author: Catalin(ux) M BOIE Author: Catalin(ux) M BOIE
3 3 Start date: 11 Oct 2007 Start date: 11 Oct 2007
4 4 Copyright: Catalin BOIE Copyright: Catalin BOIE
5 Homepage: http://kernel.embedromix.ro/us/
5 Homepage: https://rocketgit.com/user/catalinux/pwatch
6 6
7 7 . More info . More info
8 8 pwatch is a set of tools to analyze what a process is doing. pwatch is a set of tools to analyze what a process is doing.
File TODO changed (mode: 100644) (index cdaaa02..93a3110)
1 [ ] Use tracing fot the real-thing...
2 http://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2016-06-08/linux-hist-triggers.html
3 [ ] Hide kernel threads
4 [ ] Add also sockets into the mix.
5 [ ] http://lwn.net/Articles/650243/
6 [ ] Run under valgrind. It crashes on r1!
1 7 [ ] Take care of wrap-around. [ ] Take care of wrap-around.
2 8 [ ] Compute totals! [ ] Compute totals!
3 9 [ ] http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=9b0975a20af1ff2f367e3b6b7c150eb114c6b500 [ ] http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=9b0975a20af1ff2f367e3b6b7c150eb114c6b500
 
10 16 [ ] Show all arguments for processes. [ ] Show all arguments for processes.
11 17 [ ] Separate per process info to a separate .c file, with its menu. [ ] Separate per process info to a separate .c file, with its menu.
12 18 [ ] Show shortcuts on the same page not in a help page [ ] Show shortcuts on the same page not in a help page
13 [ ]
19 [ ] open(..., O_DIRECTORY should show an offset?! Seems that a -1 offset is shown in some cases!
20 [ ] Very strange behaviour (empty screen) when running as !root.
21 [ ] When watching files, show also if is reading or writing.
22 [ ] Regex filter of command line.
23 [ ]
File configure changed (mode: 100755) (index d33bb6c..92c4bc4)
1 1 #!/bin/bash #!/bin/bash
2 2
3 ./duilder
3 ./duilder "${@}"
File duilder deleted (index 62411b6..0000000)
1 #!/bin/bash
2
3 set -e
4
5 function duilder_final()
6 {
7 PRJ="${1}"
8 VER="${2}"
9 RELEASE_SCRIPT="${3}"
10
11 # Run release script
12 if [ ! -z "${RELEASE_SCRIPT}" -a -x "${RELEASE_SCRIPT}" ]; then
13 echo "Running ${RELEASE_SCRIPT}..."
14 ${RELEASE_SCRIPT}
15 fi
16 }
17
18 function duilder_docs()
19 {
20 PRJ="${1}"
21 VER="${2}"
22 EXPORT_PATH="${3}"
23
24 if [ ! -d "${EXPORT_PATH}" ]; then
25 echo "WARN: ${EXPORT_PATH} does not exists. Skipping..."
26 return
27 fi
28
29 echo "Copying docs to [${EXPORT_PATH}]..."
30 for f in README License LICENSE Changelog Changelog-last TODO FAQ INSTALL; do
31 if [ -r "${f}" ]; then
32 cp -vp "${f}" "${EXPORT_PATH}/"
33 fi
34 done
35
36 if [ -d "screenshot" ]; then
37 echo "Copying screenshots..."
38 mkdir -p "${EXPORT_PATH}"
39 cp -vp screenshot/* "${EXPORT_PATH}/"
40 fi
41 }
42
43 function duilder_git()
44 {
45 PRJ="${1}"
46 GIT_DEST="${2}"
47 EXPORT_GIT="${3}"
48 GIT_CHANGELOG="${4}"
49 GIT_PUSH="${5}"
50
51 if [ ! -x /usr/bin/git ]; then
52 echo "Warning: Git not found!"
53 exit 0
54 fi
55
56 if [ ! -d .git ]; then
57 echo "Warning: I cannot find .git directory!"
58 exit 0
59 fi
60
61 if [ "${EXPORT_GIT}" = "1" ]; then
62 echo "Generate GIT tree for HTTP transport..."
63 if [ ! -d "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git" ]; then
64 git clone --bare . "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git"
65
66 # Activate post-update hook
67 cp "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git/hooks/post-update.sample" \
68 "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git/hooks/post-update"
69 chmod a+x "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git/hooks/post-update"
70
71 # add project name and description
72 echo "${PRJ}" > "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git/description"
73
74 # allow export by git daemon?
75 #touch "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git/git-daemon-export-ok
76 else
77 # --force?
78 echo "Running git push -v --all \"${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git\"..."
79 git push -v --all "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git"
80 echo "Running git push -v --tags \"${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git\"..."
81 git push -v --tags "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git"
82 fi
83 (cd "${GIT_DEST}/${PRJ}.git" && git update-server-info)
84 fi
85
86 if [ "${GIT_PUSH}" = "1" ]; then
87 echo "[*] Git push..."
88 git push -v --all
89 fi
90
91 if [ "${GIT_CHANGELOG}" = "1" ]; then
92 echo "[*] Generating Changelog from git..."
93 echo -n > Changelog
94
95 # get the list of tags
96 i=0
97 number_of_tags=0
98 for tag in `git tag -l`; do
99 if [ "${tag:0:1}" != "v" ]; then
100 # skip other kind of tags beside versions
101 continue
102 fi
103
104 tags[${i}]=${tag}
105 tags_commit[${i}]=`git show-ref ${tag} | cut -d' ' -f1`
106 number_of_tags=$[${number_of_tags}+1]
107
108 i=$[${i}+1]
109 done
110
111 # get the list of commits, test if is a tag and do the diff
112 prev=""
113 add=""
114 first=1
115 git log --pretty=oneline | cut -f1 | \
116 while read commit junk; do
117 # test if it is a tag
118 tag=""
119 i=0
120 while [ "${i}" -lt "${number_of_tags}" ]; do
121 if [ "${commit}" = "${tags_commit[${i}]}" ]; then
122 tag="${tags[${i}]}"
123 break
124 fi
125
126 i=$[${i}+1]
127 done
128
129 if [ -z "${tag}" ]; then
130 continue
131 fi
132
133 if [ ! -z "${prev}" ]; then
134 echo "[*] Generating Changelog from ${tag} -> ${prev}..."
135 echo -en "${add}" >> Changelog
136 add="\n"
137 echo "[${tag} -> ${prev}]" >> Changelog
138 git shortlog ${tag}..${prev} | \
139 (IFS=""
140 while read line; do
141 echo " ${line}"
142 done) \
143 >> Changelog
144
145 if [ "${first}" = "1" ]; then
146 echo "[*] Generating Changelog-last..."
147 cp Changelog Changelog-last
148 first=0
149 fi
150 fi
151 prev=${tag}
152 done
153 fi
154 }
155
156 function duilder_srpm()
157 {
158 PRJ="${1}"
159 VER="${2}"
160 EXPORT_PATH="${3}"
161 BUILD_SRPM="${4}"
162 SRPM_DEST="${5}"
163 SRPM_POST_RUN="${6}"
164
165 P="${PRJ}-${VER}"
166
167 if [ ! -d "${EXPORT_PATH}" ]; then
168 echo "WARN: ${EXPORT_PATH} does not exists. Skipping..."
169 return
170 fi
171
172 if [ "${BUILD_SRPM}" != "1" ]; then
173 exit 0
174 fi
175
176 echo "Building SRPM..."
177 rpmbuild -ts "${P}.tar.gz"
178
179 PKG="${RPMBUILD}/SRPMS/${P}-1.src.rpm"
180
181 # Run a rpmlint on it
182 if [ -x /usr/bin/rpmlint ]; then
183 echo "[*] RPMlinting..."
184 rpmlint -iv "${PKG}" > rpmlint.out
185 fi
186
187 if [ ! -z "${SRPM_DEST}" ]; then
188 echo "Copying [${PKG}] to [${SRPM_DEST}]..."
189 cp -vp "${PKG}" "${SRPM_DEST}/"
190 fi
191
192 echo "Copying to export dir [${EXPORT_PATH}]..."
193 mkdir -p "${EXPORT_PATH}"
194 cp -vp "${PKG}" "${EXPORT_PATH}/"
195
196 if [ -x "${SRPM_POST_RUN}" ]; then
197 echo "Running post SRPM build script [${SRPM_POST_RUN}]..."
198 ${SRPM_POST_RUN} "${PKG}"
199 fi
200 }
201
202 function duilder_tar()
203 {
204 PRJ="${1}"
205 VER="${2}"
206 EXPORT_PATH="${3}"
207 EXCLUDE="${4}"
208
209 P="${PRJ}-${VER}"
210
211 if [ ! -d "${EXPORT_PATH}" ]; then
212 echo "WARN: ${EXPORT_PATH} does not exists. Skipping..."
213 return
214 fi
215
216 echo "Generating tarball [${P}.tar.gz]..."
217 ADD_EXCLUDE=""
218 if [ ! -z "${EXCLUDE}" ]; then
219 ADD_EXCLUDE="--exclude-from ${P}/${EXCLUDE}"
220 fi
221
222 (cd .. \
223 && rm -rf "${P}" \
224 && cp -a --link "${PRJ}" "${P}" \
225 && tar czf "${PRJ}/${P}.tar.gz" \
226 --exclude-vcs \
227 --exclude ${P}/Makefile \
228 ${ADD_EXCLUDE} \
229 "${P}" \
230 && rm -rf "${P}"
231 )
232
233 echo "Copying source to ${EXPORT_PATH}/..."
234 mkdir -p "${EXPORT_PATH}"
235 cp -vp "${P}.tar.gz" "${EXPORT_PATH}/"
236 }
237
238 ####################################################################
239
240 # Variables
241 if [ -d "${HOME}/rpmbuild" ]; then
242 RPMBUILD="${HOME}/rpmbuild"
243 else
244 RPMBUILD="/usr/src/redhat"
245 fi
246
247
248 if [ ! -r duilder.conf ]; then
249 echo "You must build a duilder.conf file!"
250 exit 1
251 fi
252
253 source ${PWD}/duilder.conf
254
255 # fixes
256 if [ -z "${GIT_DEST}" ]; then
257 GIT_DEST="${EXPORT_PATH}"
258 fi
259
260 if [ -z "${PRJ}" ]; then
261 echo "ERROR: PRJ= parameter is missing."
262 exit 1
263 fi
264
265 if [ -z "${VER}" ]; then
266 echo "ERROR: PRJ= parameter is missing."
267 exit 1
268 fi
269
270 if [ -z "${REV}" ]; then
271 echo "ERROR: REV= parameter is missing."
272 exit 1
273 fi
274
275 # export variables - just in case a script cares
276 export PRJ VER REV EXPORT_PATH EXPORT_GIT GIT_PUSH GIT_DEST SRPM_DEST LICENSE
277
278
279 # Multiplexer
280 if [ "${1}" = "docs" ]; then
281 shift
282 duilder_docs "$@"
283 exit $?
284 fi
285
286 if [ "${1}" = "tar" ]; then
287 shift
288 duilder_tar "$@"
289 exit $?
290 fi
291
292 if [ "${1}" = "git" ]; then
293 shift
294 duilder_git "$@"
295 exit $?
296 fi
297
298 if [ "${1}" = "srpm" ]; then
299 shift
300 duilder_srpm "$@"
301 exit $?
302 fi
303
304 if [ "${1}" = "final" ]; then
305 shift
306 duilder_final "$@"
307 exit $?
308 fi
309
310
311 ###### Main stuff
312 echo
313 echo "Duilder builder script"
314 echo "Copyright Catalin(ux) M. BOIE"
315 echo
316 echo "PRJ=${PRJ}, VER=${VER}, REV=${REV}"
317 echo "System: `uname -a`"
318
319 ETC="/etc"
320 BIN="/bin"
321 USR_BIN="/usr/bin"
322 USR_SBIN="/usr/sbin"
323 USR_INCLUDE="/usr/include"
324 USR_LIB="/usr/lib"
325 USR_SHARE="/usr/share"
326 USR_SHARE_DOC="/usr/share/doc/${PRJ}-${VER}"
327 SBIN="/usr/sbin"
328 VAR="/var"
329 VAR_LOG="/var/log/${PRJ}"
330
331 while [ "${1}" != "" ]; do
332 VAR="`echo ${1} | cut -d'=' -f1`"
333 VAL="`echo ${1} | cut -d'=' -f2`"
334 case ${VAR} in
335 --sysconfdir)
336 ETC="${VAL}"
337 ;;
338 --bindir)
339 USR_BIN="${VAL}"
340 ;;
341 --sbindir)
342 USR_SBIN="${VAL}"
343 ;;
344 --includedir)
345 USR_INCLUDE="${VAL}"
346 ;;
347 --libdir)
348 USR_LIB="${VAL}"
349 ;;
350 --localstatedir)
351 VAR="${VAL}"
352 ;;
353 --datadir)
354 USR_SHARE="${VAL}"
355 ;;
356 esac
357 shift
358 done
359
360 # Truncate future sed file
361 > tmp.sed
362
363 DB_SUPPORT=0
364
365 echo -n "Searching for PostgreSQL..."
366 set +e
367 PG_VERSION="`pg_config --version 2>/dev/null`"
368 set -e
369 if [ -z "${PG_VERSION}" ]; then
370 echo " not found."
371 PG_FOUND=0
372 else
373 echo " found version ${PG_VERSION}."
374 PG_FOUND=1
375 PG_INC="-I`pg_config --includedir`"
376 PG_LIB="-L`pg_config --libdir` -lpq"
377
378 echo "s#@PG_VERSION@#${PG_VERSION}#g" >> tmp.sed
379 echo "s#@PG_INC@#${PG_INC}#g" >> tmp.sed
380 echo "s#@PG_LIB@#${PG_LIB}#g" >> tmp.sed
381
382 DB_SUPPORT=1
383 echo "s#@DB_SUPPORT@#${DB_SUPPORT}#g" >> tmp.sed
384 fi
385 echo "s#@PG_FOUND@#${PG_FOUND}#g" >> tmp.sed
386
387
388 echo -n "Searching for MySQL..."
389 set +e
390 MYSQL_VERSION="`mysql_config --version 2>/dev/null`"
391 set -e
392 if [ -z "${MYSQL_VERSION}" ]; then
393 echo " not found."
394 MYSQL_FOUND=0
395 else
396 echo " found version ${MYSQL_VERSION}."
397 MYSQL_FOUND=1
398 MYSQL_INC="`mysql_config --include`"
399 MYSQL_LIB="`mysql_config --libs`"
400
401 echo "s#@MYSQL_VERSION@#${MYSQL_VERSION}#g" >> tmp.sed
402 echo "s#@MYSQL_INC@#${MYSQL_INC}#g" >> tmp.sed
403 echo "s#@MYSQL_LIB@#${MYSQL_LIB}#g" >> tmp.sed
404
405 DB_SUPPORT=1
406 echo "s#@DB_SUPPORT@#${DB_SUPPORT}#g" >> tmp.sed
407 fi
408 echo "s#@MYSQL_FOUND@#${MYSQL_FOUND}#g" >> tmp.sed
409
410 echo -n "Searching for poll..."
411 set +e
412 echo -e "#include <poll.h> \n int main(void) { return poll(0, 0, 0); }" | gcc -x c -pipe - -o /dev/null 2>/dev/null
413 E="${?}"
414 set -e
415 if [ "${E}" != "0" ]; then
416 echo " not found."
417 echo "s#@POLL_FOUND@#0#g" >> tmp.sed
418 else
419 echo " found."
420 echo "s#@POLL_FOUND@#1#g" >> tmp.sed
421 fi
422
423 echo -n "Searching for epoll..."
424 set +e
425 echo -e "#include <sys/epoll.h> \n int main(void) { return epoll_create(64); }" | gcc -x c -pipe - -o /dev/null 2>/dev/null
426 E="${?}"
427 set -e
428 if [ "${E}" != "0" ]; then
429 echo " not found."
430 echo "s#@EPOLL_FOUND@#0#g" >> tmp.sed
431 else
432 echo " found."
433 echo "s#@EPOLL_FOUND@#1#g" >> tmp.sed
434 fi
435
436 echo -n "Searching for ncurses..."
437 set +e
438 echo -e "#include <ncurses.h> \n int main(void) { initscr(); return 0; }" | gcc -x c -pipe - -o /dev/null -lncurses 2>/dev/null
439 E="${?}"
440 set -e
441 if [ "${E}" != "0" ]; then
442 echo " not found."
443 echo "s#@NCURSES_FOUND@#0#g" >> tmp.sed
444 else
445 echo " found."
446 echo "s#@NCURSES_FOUND@#1#g" >> tmp.sed
447 fi
448
449 # generic stuff
450 echo "s#@PRJ@#${PRJ}#g" >> tmp.sed
451 echo "s#@VER@#${VER}#g" >> tmp.sed
452 echo "s#@REV@#${REV}#g" >> tmp.sed
453 echo "s#@ETC@#${ETC}#g" >> tmp.sed
454 echo "s#@BIN@#${BIN}#g" >> tmp.sed
455 echo "s#@USR_BIN@#${USR_BIN}#g" >> tmp.sed
456 echo "s#@SBIN@#${SBIN}#g" >> tmp.sed
457 echo "s#@USR_SBIN@#${USR_SBIN}#g" >> tmp.sed
458 echo "s#@VAR@#${VAR}#g" >> tmp.sed
459 echo "s#@VAR_LOG@#${VAR_LOG}#g" >> tmp.sed
460 echo "s#@USR_INCLUDE@#${USR_INCLUDE}#g" >> tmp.sed
461 echo "s#@USR_INC@#${USR_INCLUDE}#g" >> tmp.sed
462 echo "s#@USR_LIB@#${USR_LIB}#g" >> tmp.sed
463 echo "s#@USR_SHARE@#${USR_SHARE}#g" >> tmp.sed
464 echo "s#@USR_SHARE_DOC@#${USR_SHARE_DOC}#g" >> tmp.sed
465 # Export stuff
466 echo "s#@EXPORT_PATH@#${EXPORT_PATH}#g" >> tmp.sed
467
468
469
470 if [ -r Makefile.in ]; then
471 echo "Building Makefile..."
472 echo -n > Makefile
473 echo "# duilder header starts #" >> Makefile
474 echo "export PRJ := ${PRJ}" >> Makefile
475 echo "export VER := ${VER}" >> Makefile
476 echo "export REV := ${REV}" >> Makefile
477 echo "export DESTDIR" >> Makefile
478 echo >> Makefile
479 echo "export I_ETC := \$(DESTDIR)${ETC}" >> Makefile
480 echo "export I_BIN := \$(DESTDIR)${BIN}" >> Makefile
481 echo "export I_SBIN := \$(DESTDIR)${SBIN}" >> Makefile
482 echo "export I_USR_BIN := \$(DESTDIR)${USR_BIN}" >> Makefile
483 echo "export I_USR_SBIN := \$(DESTDIR)${USR_SBIN}" >> Makefile
484 echo "export I_USR_INCLUDE := \$(DESTDIR)${USR_INCLUDE}" >> Makefile
485 echo "export I_USR_INC := \$(DESTDIR)${USR_INCLUDE}" >> Makefile
486 echo "export I_USR_SHARE := \$(DESTDIR)${USR_SHARE}" >> Makefile
487 echo "export I_USR_SHARE_DOC := \$(DESTDIR)${USR_SHARE_DOC}" >> Makefile
488 echo "export I_USR_LIB := \$(DESTDIR)${USR_LIB}" >> Makefile
489 echo "export I_LIB := \$(DESTDIR)${USR_LIB}" >> Makefile
490 echo "export I_VAR := \$(DESTDIR)${VAR}" >> Makefile
491 echo "export I_VAR_LOG := \$(DESTDIR)${VAR_LOG}" >> Makefile
492 echo >> Makefile
493 echo "# DB stuff" >> Makefile
494 echo "export DB_SUPPORT := ${DB_SUPPORT}" >> Makefile
495 echo "# PG" >> Makefile
496 echo "export PG_FOUND := ${PG_FOUND}" >> Makefile
497 echo "export PG_INC := ${PG_INC}" >> Makefile
498 echo "export PG_LIB := ${PG_LIB}" >> Makefile
499 echo "# MySQL" >> Makefile
500 echo "export MYSQL_FOUND := ${MYSQL_FOUND}" >> Makefile
501 echo "export MYSQL_INC := ${MYSQL_INC}" >> Makefile
502 echo "export MYSQL_LIB := ${MYSQL_LIB}" >> Makefile
503 echo >> Makefile
504 echo "# duilder header ends #" >> Makefile
505 echo >> Makefile
506
507 sed -f tmp.sed Makefile.in >> Makefile
508
509 echo >> Makefile
510 echo "# duilder tail starts #" >> Makefile
511 echo >> Makefile
512 echo "# This is to allow exporting only the git tree" >> Makefile
513 echo "dist_git:" >> Makefile
514 echo " @./duilder git \"\$(PRJ)\" \"${GIT_DEST}\" \"${EXPORT_GIT}\" \"${EXPORT_PATH}\" \"${GIT_CHANGELOG}\"" >> Makefile
515 echo >> Makefile
516 echo ".PHONY: dist" >> Makefile
517 echo "dist: clean" >> Makefile
518 echo " @./duilder git \"\$(PRJ)\" \"${GIT_DEST}\" \"${EXPORT_GIT}\" \"${GIT_CHANGELOG}\"" \"${GIT_PUSH}\" >> Makefile
519 echo " @./duilder tar \"\$(PRJ)\" \"\$(VER)\" \"${EXPORT_PATH}\" \"${EXCLUDE}\"" >> Makefile
520 echo " @./duilder srpm \"\$(PRJ)\" \"\$(VER)\" \"${EXPORT_PATH}\" \"${BUILD_SRPM}\" \"${SRPM_DEST}\" \"${SRPM_POST_RUN}\"" >> Makefile
521 echo " @./duilder docs \"\$(PRJ)\" \"\$(VER)\" \"${EXPORT_PATH}\"" >> Makefile
522 echo " @./duilder final \"\$(PRJ)\" \"\$(VER)\" \"${RELEASE_SCRIPT}\"" >> Makefile
523 echo " @rm -f \"\$(PRJ)-\$(VER).tar.gz\"" >> Makefile
524 echo >> Makefile
525 fi
526
527 if [ -r "${PRJ}.spec.in" ]; then
528 echo "Generate .spec file..."
529 sed -f tmp.sed ${PRJ}.spec.in > ${PRJ}.spec
530 fi
531
532 if [ ! -z "${CONFIG_H}" ]; then
533 echo "Generating ${CONFIG_H} file..."
534 sed -f tmp.sed ${CONFIG_H}.in > ${CONFIG_H}
535 fi
536
537 rm -f tmp.sed
538
539 if [ "`basename ${0}`" = "duilderx" ]; then
540 echo "Clone myself to destination as 'duilder'..."
541 cp -vpf "${0}" ${PWD}/duilder
542 fi
543
544 echo "Done. Run make."
File duilder.conf deleted (index b89cd24..0000000)
1 PRJ="pwatch"
2 VER="0.0.6"
3 REV="1"
4 EXCLUDE=""
5 EXPORT_PATH="/data/www/umbrella/kernel/us/pwatch"
6 EXPORT_GIT="0"
7 GIT_PUSH="0"
8 GIT_CHANGELOG="1"
9 BUILD_SRPM="1"
10 SRPM_DEST="../dinorepo/fedora/SRPMS"
11 SRPM_POST_RUN="/usr/local/bin/submit_package"
12 BUILD_TGZ="1"
13 BUILD_DEB="1"
14
15 RELEASE_SCRIPT="/usr/local/bin/duilder_release"
File pwatch.spec.in deleted (index 00b1873..0000000)
1 Summary: Process watch tools
2 Name: @PRJ@
3 Version: @VER@
4 Release: @REV@
5 License: GPL
6 Group: Applications/System
7 Source: http://kernel.embedromix.ro/us/%{name}/%{name}-%{version}.tar.gz
8 URL: http://kernel.embedromix.ro/
9 Packager: Catalin(ux aka Dino) BOIE <catab@embedromix.ro>
10 BuildRoot: %{_tmppath}/%{name}-%{version}-buildroot
11 BuildRequires: ncurses-devel
12 Requires: ncurses
13
14
15 %description
16 Watch what a process is doing. The only tool, right now, is io (ex iotop) that
17 shows the I/O bandwidth per process.
18
19 %prep
20 %setup
21
22 %build
23 %configure
24 make
25
26 %install
27 rm -rf ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}
28 mkdir -p ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}
29 make install DESTDIR=${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}
30
31 %clean
32 rm -rf ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}
33
34 %files
35 %attr (-,root,root)
36 %dir @USR_BIN@/*
37 %doc README Changelog TODO
File src/Makefile changed (mode: 100644) (index 799ead5..0634e87)
... ... IOBJS := pwatch.o pwatch_proc.o pwatch_nl.o
3 3 OBJS := $(EOBJS) $(IOBJS) -lncurses OBJS := $(EOBJS) $(IOBJS) -lncurses
4 4 TARGETS := io TARGETS := io
5 5
6 all:
6 all: $(TARGETS)
7 7
8 8 build: $(TARGETS) build: $(TARGETS)
9 9
 
... ... pwatch_proc.o: pwatch_proc.c pwatch_proc.h pwatch.h pwatch_nl.o
30 30
31 31 .PHONY: clean .PHONY: clean
32 32 clean: clean:
33 @rm -f $(IOBJS) $(TARGETS) *.log
33 @rm -fv $(IOBJS) $(TARGETS)
34 34
35 35 .PHONY: install .PHONY: install
36 36 install: install:
File src/io.c changed (mode: 100644) (index 31dc66a..7de0d00)
... ... struct column {
48 48
49 49 static struct column columns[] = static struct column columns[] =
50 50 { {
51 {"PID", "%5ld", 5, UNSORTED},
51 {"PID", "%7ld", 7, UNSORTED},
52 52 {"rbytes", "%7s", 6, UNSORTED}, {"rbytes", "%7s", 6, UNSORTED},
53 53 {"wbytes", "%7s", 6, UNSORTED}, {"wbytes", "%7s", 6, UNSORTED},
54 54 {"rspeed", "%7s", 6, DESCENDING}, {"rspeed", "%7s", 6, DESCENDING},
 
... ... static struct column columns[] =
58 58 static const unsigned int column_count = 6; static const unsigned int column_count = 6;
59 59
60 60 /* Variables */ /* Variables */
61 static int max_line_len;
61 static unsigned int max_line_len;
62 62 static struct pwatch_proc *head; static struct pwatch_proc *head;
63 63 static unsigned int view = VIEW_NORMAL; static unsigned int view = VIEW_NORMAL;
64 64 static int cells = 0; static int cells = 0;
 
... ... static void usage(void)
86 86 * \param line the line number * \param line the line number
87 87 * \param string the string to print * \param string the string to print
88 88 */ */
89 static void iotop_full_line(const unsigned int line, const char* string)
89 static void iotop_full_line(const int line, const char* string)
90 90 { {
91 91 char bg[256]; char bg[256];
92 92 char bg_format[8]; char bg_format[8];
93 93 unsigned int max; unsigned int max;
94 94
95 max = COLS + 1;
95 max = (unsigned int) COLS + 1;
96 96 if (max > sizeof(bg)) if (max > sizeof(bg))
97 97 max = sizeof(bg); max = sizeof(bg);
98 98
 
... ... static void iotop_full_line(const unsigned int line, const char* string)
107 107 static void iotop_show_help(void) static void iotop_show_help(void)
108 108 { {
109 109 char buf[256]; char buf[256];
110 int buf_len;
111 int ch;
112 int max;
110 unsigned int buf_len;
111 unsigned int max;
113 112
114 113 buf_len = sizeof(buf); buf_len = sizeof(buf);
115 114
 
... ... static void iotop_show_help(void)
163 162 mvaddstr(LINES - 1, 0, buf); mvaddstr(LINES - 1, 0, buf);
164 163
165 164 refresh(); refresh();
166 ch = getch();
165 getch();
167 166
168 167 nodelay(stdscr, TRUE); nodelay(stdscr, TRUE);
169 168 } }
 
... ... static void iotop_show_process(void)
351 350
352 351 pwatch_flags(flags, sizeof(flags), ifd->flags); pwatch_flags(flags, sizeof(flags), ifd->flags);
353 352
354 snprintf(buf, max, "%5d %16llu %16llu %13s %s",
353 snprintf(buf, max, "%5d %16llu %16jd %14s %s",
355 354 ifd->fd, ifd->offset, ifd->size, flags, ifd->file); ifd->fd, ifd->offset, ifd->size, flags, ifd->file);
356 355 mvaddstr(2 + line, 0, buf); mvaddstr(2 + line, 0, buf);
357 356
 
... ... static void iotop_show_process(void)
364 363 /* /*
365 364 * Give warnings to the user if she/he does not have all things needed * Give warnings to the user if she/he does not have all things needed
366 365 */ */
367 void iotop_warning(void)
366 static void iotop_warning(void)
368 367 { {
369 int ch, wait = 0;
368 int wait = 0;
370 369 char buf[256]; char buf[256];
371 370 int line = 3; int line = 3;
372 371
 
... ... void iotop_warning(void)
403 402
404 403 /* wait for a key when calling getch */ /* wait for a key when calling getch */
405 404 nodelay(stdscr, FALSE); nodelay(stdscr, FALSE);
406 ch = getch();
405 getch();
407 406 nodelay(stdscr, TRUE); nodelay(stdscr, TRUE);
408 407 } }
409 408
 
... ... int main(int argc, char *argv[])
436 435 unsigned int sort_by = SORT_BY_SPEED_READ; unsigned int sort_by = SORT_BY_SPEED_READ;
437 436 unsigned int re_sort = 0, force_sort; unsigned int re_sort = 0, force_sort;
438 437 char status[256]; char status[256];
439 int status_len;
438 unsigned int status_len;
440 439 int c; int c;
441 440 unsigned long refresh_rate = 1; unsigned long refresh_rate = 1;
442 441 unsigned int refresh_count = 0, refresh_steps; unsigned int refresh_count = 0, refresh_steps;
 
... ... int main(int argc, char *argv[])
642 641 /* up status */ /* up status */
643 642 attron(COLOR_PAIR(2)); attron(COLOR_PAIR(2));
644 643 snprintf(status, max_line_len, snprintf(status, max_line_len,
645 "io - (C)opyright Catalin(ux aka Dino) M BOIE 20010-"
644 "io - (C)opyright Catalin(ux aka Dino) M BOIE 2010-now"
646 645 " [Press h for help]\n"); " [Press h for help]\n");
647 646 mvaddstr(0, 0, status); mvaddstr(0, 0, status);
648 647
File src/pwatch.c changed (mode: 100644) (index a052cba..1b495b4)
13 13 /* /*
14 14 * Returns the content of a file * Returns the content of a file
15 15 */ */
16 int pwatch_get_content(const char *file, char *buf, const size_t buf_len)
16 ssize_t pwatch_get_content(const char *file, char *buf, const size_t buf_len)
17 17 { {
18 18 int fd; int fd;
19 19 ssize_t n; ssize_t n;
 
... ... void pwatch_nice_output(char *buf, const size_t buf_len,
103 103
104 104 /* /*
105 105 * Nice output of flags * Nice output of flags
106 * file access mode + status flags
106 107 */ */
107 108 void pwatch_flags(char *buf, const size_t buf_len, void pwatch_flags(char *buf, const size_t buf_len,
108 109 const int f) const int f)
109 110 { {
110 char ibuf[14];
111 char ibuf[15];
111 112
112 snprintf(ibuf, sizeof(ibuf), "-------------");
113 snprintf(ibuf, sizeof(ibuf), "--------------");
113 114
114 115 if (f & O_RDWR) { if (f & O_RDWR) {
115 116 ibuf[0] = 'R'; ibuf[0] = 'R';
 
... ... void pwatch_flags(char *buf, const size_t buf_len,
155 156 if (f & O_TRUNC) if (f & O_TRUNC)
156 157 ibuf[12] = '0'; ibuf[12] = '0';
157 158
159 if (f & O_CLOEXEC)
160 ibuf[12] = 'E';
161
158 162 snprintf(buf, buf_len, "%s", ibuf); snprintf(buf, buf_len, "%s", ibuf);
159 163 } }
160 164
File src/pwatch.h changed (mode: 100644) (index f3858e2..7163ff7)
... ... enum {
13 13 }; };
14 14
15 15
16 extern int pwatch_get_content(const char *file, char *buf,
16 extern ssize_t pwatch_get_content(const char *file, char *buf,
17 17 const size_t buf_len); const size_t buf_len);
18 18 extern int pwatch_get_content_text(const char *file, char *buf, extern int pwatch_get_content_text(const char *file, char *buf,
19 19 const size_t buf_len); const size_t buf_len);
File src/pwatch_nl.c changed (mode: 100644) (index 778690a..7e9a58e)
... ... static int pwatch_nl_send(__u16 nlmsg_type, __u8 cmd,
58 58
59 59 t.g.cmd = cmd; t.g.cmd = cmd;
60 60 t.g.version = 1; t.g.version = 1;
61
61
62 62 iov.iov_base = &t; iov.iov_base = &t;
63 63 iov.iov_len = t.n.nlmsg_len; iov.iov_len = t.n.nlmsg_len;
64 64
 
... ... static int pwatch_nl_get_type(void)
130 130
131 131 /* answer */ /* answer */
132 132 memset(&sa, 0, sizeof(sa)); memset(&sa, 0, sizeof(sa));
133
133
134 134 iov.iov_base = (void *) &t; iov.iov_base = (void *) &t;
135 135 iov.iov_len = sizeof(t); iov.iov_len = sizeof(t);
136
136
137 137 memset(&msg, 0, sizeof(msg)); memset(&msg, 0, sizeof(msg));
138 138 msg.msg_name = (void *) &sa; msg.msg_name = (void *) &sa;
139 139 msg.msg_namelen = sizeof(sa); msg.msg_namelen = sizeof(sa);
 
... ... int pwatch_nl_get_taskstats(unsigned int pid, struct taskstats *ts)
216 216 goto out; goto out;
217 217 } }
218 218
219 ret = pwatch_nl_send(type, TASKSTATS_CMD_GET,
219 ret = pwatch_nl_send(type, TASKSTATS_CMD_GET,
220 220 TASKSTATS_CMD_ATTR_PID, &pid, sizeof(pid)); TASKSTATS_CMD_ATTR_PID, &pid, sizeof(pid));
221 221 if (ret != 0) { if (ret != 0) {
222 222 ret = -2; ret = -2;
 
... ... int pwatch_nl_get_taskstats(unsigned int pid, struct taskstats *ts)
228 228
229 229 iov.iov_base = (void *) &t; iov.iov_base = (void *) &t;
230 230 iov.iov_len = sizeof(t); iov.iov_len = sizeof(t);
231
231
232 232 memset(&sa, 0, sizeof(sa)); memset(&sa, 0, sizeof(sa));
233
233
234 234 memset(&msg, 0, sizeof(msg)); memset(&msg, 0, sizeof(msg));
235 235 msg.msg_name = (void *) &sa; msg.msg_name = (void *) &sa;
236 236 msg.msg_namelen = sizeof(sa); msg.msg_namelen = sizeof(sa);
 
... ... int pwatch_nl_get_taskstats(unsigned int pid, struct taskstats *ts)
296 296 } }
297 297
298 298 if (loaded == 0) { if (loaded == 0) {
299 snprintf(pwatch_nl_strerror,
299 snprintf(pwatch_nl_strerror,
300 300 sizeof(pwatch_nl_strerror), sizeof(pwatch_nl_strerror),
301 301 "No good data from kernel received."); "No good data from kernel received.");
302 302 pwatch_nl_errors++; pwatch_nl_errors++;
File src/pwatch_proc.c changed (mode: 100644) (index 7859d08..3ead95f)
... ... static int pwatch_proc_fd_info(const pid_t pid, const int fd, struct pwatch_fd *
85 85 ifd->offset = 0; ifd->offset = 0;
86 86 p = strstr(r, "pos:"); p = strstr(r, "pos:");
87 87 if (p) if (p)
88 ifd->offset = strtoll(p + 5, NULL, 10);
88 ifd->offset = strtoull(p + 5, NULL, 10);
89 89
90 90 p = strstr(r, "flags:"); p = strstr(r, "flags:");
91 91 if (p) if (p)
92 ifd->flags = strtol(p + 7, NULL, 8);
92 ifd->flags = strtoul(p + 7, NULL, 8);
93 93
94 94 return 0; return 0;
95 95 } }
 
... ... static int pwatch_proc_fd_info(const pid_t pid, const int fd, struct pwatch_fd *
97 97 /* /*
98 98 * Outputs pwatch_fd structure as text * Outputs pwatch_fd structure as text
99 99 */ */
100 void pwatch_fd_str(const struct pwatch_fd *ifd, char *buf, const size_t buf_len)
100 static void pwatch_fd_str(const struct pwatch_fd *ifd, char *buf,
101 const size_t buf_len)
101 102 { {
102 103 if (!ifd) { if (!ifd) {
103 104 strcpy(buf, ""); strcpy(buf, "");
104 105 return; return;
105 106 } }
106 107
107 snprintf(buf, buf_len, "?"
108 );
108 snprintf(buf, buf_len, "?");
109 109 } }
110 110
111 111 /* /*
 
... ... void pwatch_proc_sort(struct pwatch_proc **head, const unsigned int sort_by,
475 475 v1 = p->speed_write; v1 = p->speed_write;
476 476 v2 = next->speed_write; v2 = next->speed_write;
477 477 break; break;
478 default:
479 v1 = 0;
480 v2 = 0;
481 break;
478 482 } }
479 483
480 484 if (inverse == 1) { if (inverse == 1) {
File src/pwatch_proc.h changed (mode: 100644) (index d6e5a1a..c7f85bd)
... ... struct pwatch_fd
10 10 int fd; int fd;
11 11 char file[256]; char file[256];
12 12 unsigned long long offset; unsigned long long offset;
13 unsigned long long size;
14 int flags;
13 off_t size;
14 unsigned long flags;
15 15 }; };
16 16
17 17 struct pwatch_proc struct pwatch_proc
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