tmf: Make only one CustomOutputAnnotationProvider return annotations

The CustomOutputAnnotationProvider instances are associated with a
trace/experiment by a constructor parameter.

When annotations are being fetched, only the provider associated with
the 'requested_trace' fetch parameter will respond with a model. The
other providers will return a null model. If the 'requested_trace'
parameter is absent, only the provider associated with the first element
of the opened trace/experiment trace set will return a model. The other
providers will return a null model.

When annotation categories are being fetched, only the provider
associated with the first element of the opened trace/experiment trace
set will return a model. The other providers will return a null model.

The 'requested_trace' fetch parameter is no longer included when
fetching annotation categories, it is not required. When fetching
annotations, it is not included to allow for the default (first trace)
to be used, as there is currently no UI control to select a requested
trace.

The 'requested_marker_set' and 'requested_trace' fetch parameters are
removed from the requests sent to specific view output annotation data
providers. These parameters are only relevant to the
CustomOutputAnnotationProvider trace adapter output annotation provider.

The classes CustomDefinedOutputAnnotationProvider/Factory are renamed to
CustomOutputAnnotationProvider/Factory

[Fixed] Only one CustomOutputAnnotationProvider return annotations
[Fixed] Remove unnecessary parameters when fetching annotations
[Changed] CustomDefinedOutputAnnotationProvider/Factory renamed

Change-Id: I89ecf729fa958532ad6d80bbe85cae8ee5b8824d
Signed-off-by: Patrick Tasse <patrick.tasse@gmail.com>
Reviewed-on: https://git.eclipse.org/r/c/tracecompass/org.eclipse.tracecompass/+/182716
Tested-by: Trace Compass Bot <tracecompass-bot@eclipse.org>
Tested-by: Matthew Khouzam <matthew.khouzam@ericsson.com>
Reviewed-by: Matthew Khouzam <matthew.khouzam@ericsson.com>
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  27. pom.xml
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  30. TraceCompass.setup
README.md

Eclipse Trace Compass

This source tree contains the source code for the Trace Compass plugins for Eclipse.

The plugins are categorized as follows:

analysis/    | Generic extensions to the base framework
btf/         | Best Trace Format (BTF) integration
common/      | Generic utilities that can be used by other plugins
ctf/         | Common Trace Format (CTF) reader library
doc/         | Documentation and code examples
gdbtrace/    | Support for reading and viewing GDB traces
lttng/       | LTTng integration
pcap/        | libpcap integration
rcp/         | Code specific to the RCP version
releng/      | Releng-related plugins
statesystem/ | State System library
tmf/         | Core framework

See the components.svg file for a diagram showing the dependencies between the different components.

Setting up the development environment

To set up the environment to build Trace Compass from within Eclipse, see this wiki page: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Trace_Compass/Development_Environment_Setup

Compiling manually

The Maven project build requires version 3.3 or later. It can be downloaded from http://maven.apache.org or from the package management system of your distro.

To build the project manually using Maven, simply run the following command from the top-level directory:

mvn clean install

The default command will compile and run the unit tests. Running the tests can take some time, to skip them you can append -Dmaven.test.skip=true to the mvn command:

mvn clean install -Dmaven.test.skip=true

Stand-alone application (RCP) packages will be placed in rcp/org.eclipse.tracecompass.rcp.product/target/products.

The p2 update site, used for installation as plugins inside Eclipse, will be placed in releng/org.eclipse.tracecompass.releng-site/target/repository.

To generate the javadoc from the Trace Compass source code, run the following command from the top-level directory:

mvn clean package javadoc:aggregate

The javadoc html files will be under target/site/apidocs.

Tracing Trace Compass

Trace Compass can be traced by doing the following in the launch configuration:

  • (java 8 only) -vmargs
  • -Djava.util.logging.config.file=%gitroot%/logging.properties (where %gitroot% is the directory tracecompass is checked out to)
  • -Dorg.eclipse.tracecompass.logging=true

Additionally the folder the trace is being written to (default is home/.tracecompass/logs) needs to be created in advance. After running Trace Compass, a trace_n.json will be created in the tracing folder. It needs to be converted to true json, so use the jsonify.sh script in the root directory to convert it. Then it can be loaded into Trace Compass, if the Trace Event format is installed from the incubator, or from a web browser such as Chromium.

The performance impact is low enough as long as the log level is greater than “FINEST”.

NOTE: thread 1 is always the UI thread for Trace Compass. Also, the thread numbers are the JVM threads and do not correspond necessarily to Process IDs.

Maven profiles and properties

NOTE: if you want to build the RCP with older platforms than 4.12 you need to copy the legacy tracing.product: cp rcp/org.eclipse.tracecompass.rcp.product/legacy/tracing.product rcp/org.eclipse.tracecompass.rcp.product/

The following Maven profiles and properties are defined in the build system. You can set them by using -P[profile name] and -D[property name]=[value] in mvn commands.

  • -Dtarget-platform=[target]

    Defines which target to use. This is used to build against various versions of the Eclipse platform. Available ones are in releng/org.eclipse.tracecompass.target. The default is usually the latest stable platform. To use the staging target for example, use -Dtarget-platform=tracecompass-eStaging.

  • -Dskip-tc-core-tests

    Skips the automated core tests. Not required when using -Dmaven.test.skip=true or -DskipTests=true , which already skips all the tests.

  • -Dskip-short-tc-ui-tests

    Skips the short UI integration tests. Not required when using -Dmaven.test.skip=true or -DskipTests=true, which already skips all the tests.

  • -Dskip-long-tc-ui-tests

    Skips the long UI integration tests. Not required when using -Dmaven.test.skip=true or -DskipTests=true, which already skips all the tests.

  • -Dskip-rcp

    Skips building the RCP archives and related deployment targets. Only works in conjunction with -Dskip-tc-long-ui-tests, due to a limitation in Maven.

  • -Pctf-grammar

    Re-compiles the CTF grammar files. This should be enabled if you modify the .g files in the ctf.parser plugin.

  • -Prun-custom-test-suite

    Runs a test suite present in releng/org.eclipse.tracecompass.alltests. The test suite to run has to be defined by -DcustomTestSuite=[name], for example -DcustomTestSuite=RunAllPerfTests.

  • -Pdeploy-rcp

    Mainly for use on build servers. Copies the generated RCP archives, as well as the RCP-specific update site, to the paths specified by -DrcpDestination=/absolute/path/to/destination and -DrcpSiteDestination=/absolute/path/to/destination, respectively.

  • -Pdeploy-update-site

    Mainly for use on build servers. Copies the standard update site (for the Eclipse plugin installation) to the destination specified by -DsiteDestination=/absolute/path/to/destination.

  • -Psign-update-site

    Mainly for use on build servers. Signs all the generated update sites using the Eclipse signing server.

  • -Pdeploy-doc

    Mainly for use on build servers. Copies the generated HTML documentation to the destination specified by -DdocDestination=/absolute/path/to/destination. Some directories may need to already exist at the destination (or Maven will throw related errors).