Re: [PATCH 0/11] LTTng-core (basic tracing infrastructure) 0.5.108

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And it doesn't address the following issues:

a) The static community providing actual evidence that dynamic tracing
   is noticably slower.


...


Everything has performance limitations, you keep running around touting
that static is the only thing thats not a problem. Now show us the
numbers!


When comparing two different approaches to a problem, it is unreasonable
and disingenuous to try to force the onus on the proponents of one
particular approach to do all the benchmarking for both sides. Everybody
has to help try to find the correct solution.

Furthermore, Mathieu already did provide numbers, if you go back and
look.


The problems pointed out with LTT are *conceptual*, but of course you
keep ignoring the facts and refusing to provide real numbers.


This is getting very silly, and unnecessarily abusive. Real problems
exist on both sides of the fence, which have been discussed ad nauseam.
If you don't recall them, then go back and read the thread again. The
question is how to strike a comprimise between two different set of
problems, which Ingo and Karim actually seemed to be making progress
on towards the end of the thread.

M.
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