Massimo ha scritto:
Austin English ha scritto:
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 5:57 PM, max@veneto.com wrote:
I asked that question some years ago, and IIRC then it was not possible, so I resorted to add an external filter app in order to start/stop relays on an already running app. Filter app solved partially the problem : I could get the relay part I needed, but the speed was about the same as dumping the full relay on file. Now (as it was years ago for autocad r14...) I'm trying to trace some calls in autocad2005, but relay log becomes easily 10-20 GB in size, so quite useless.
I think the log start/stop feature could be a *very* useful way to isolate needed relay part and to speed up tests. Is it still not possible nor faisible ?
Max
Well, pipe stuff is not bad, but solves half of problem.... the app runs quite slower than with logs disabled. Maybe a cat pipe > /dev/null is faster....? I still think that a sort of a "remote control" of logs, through a device, for example, would be better.
Max
I tried the "pipe way" but when I hit Ctrl-C to stop pipe output the wine app exits (cat pipe in one terminal and wine myapp in other, of course). Did I miss something ?
Max