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Eclipse hyades
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Eclipse hyades


  • Subject: Eclipse hyades
  • From: Anjo Krank <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2005 10:38:13 +0100

Hi,

just wanted to ask if here are any brave soul running OSX that have tried to tackle the hyades kit from eclipse:

http://www.eclipse.org/hyades/

From what I can see, it's a profiling toolkit that is set out to replace the ones in the Java runtime. I took a peek at the code - as there is no OSX version - and it seemed to me that the first thing that's missing to get it to run is a set of atomic lock routines...



#elif defined SQLAIXPPC // seems best matching

#define ossAtomicIncByValAndRet32( addr, val ) \
   fetch_and_add( (atomic_p)(addr), (val) )

#define ossAtomicIncByValAndRet64( addr, val ) \
   fetch_and_addlp( (atomic_l)(addr), (val) )

...

#elif defined SQLAIXPPC

#define ossAtomicPoke32( addr, val ) \
{ \
while ( !compare_and_swap( (atomic_p)(addr), (int *)(addr), (val) ) ) ; \
}


#define ossAtomicPoke64( addr, val ) \
{ \
while ( !compare_and_swaplp( (atomic_l)(addr), (long *)(addr), (val) ) ) ; \
}



My guess is that those compare_and_swap are fetch_and_add are just PPC instructions, but I may be wrong. Any C/GCC/Darwin gurus here that care to take a peek?


Cheers, Anjo

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