Il lun 9 giu 2025, 20:27 Stefan Hajnoczi <stefa...@gmail.com> ha scritto:
> > If you disagree with this change we can certainly live without them---I > > asked Tanish to start with this as an exercise to get familiar with > > tracetool, and he's learnt a bunch of things around git anyway so it's > > all good. > > A maintainer's life is easy when patches have a clear motivation. With > this patch series I'm not convinced there is a clear motivation, and > that makes me hesitate about applying them. > Indeed. Tanish just posted a patch that should get basically all of the benefit without the downsides, so thanks for hesitating. :) Paolo If it's okay with you, Tanish and Paolo, please hold on to the patches > and let's see how they fit into the larger goal of Rust tracing > support. If they help with that then I would be happy to merge them > together with Rust tracing patches. > > > > > We'll also try to take a look at the code that is generated in the > > function that invokes the tracepoint, to see if it's improved. > > > > Paolo > > > >
