Yichun Zhang
Yichun Zhang
@splitice Generate the byte code files as `*.lua` or `*.luac`? You didn't address the 2 problems stated in my previous comment, BTW.
@splitice Seems like it is not worth adding into `opm`. It could be a separate tool that traverses the directory tree and compiles all the `*.lua` to `*.luac`, including Lua...
@splitice Or maybe we could add a bytecode option to OpenResty's build system and OpenResty installs all its standard Lua modules as `*.luac` by default. The `opm` tool can honor...
@splitice The LuaJIT bytecode mode can be an attribute of the user's OpenResty installation, which looks like the cleanest way.
@splitice Yes, the implementation won't be difficult at all. Just a design issue. Pull requests welcome :)
@sosojustdo I'm confused. What tool in this nginx-systemtap-toolkit project are you using? If you're _not_ using any of the tools in this repos, then you should post your questions to...
@sosojustdo Try making your process 20477 hotter in terms of CPU usage and/or increasing the sampling period in the `-t` option value.
@sosojustdo This warning is harmless, usually.
@sosojustdo It looks like the kernel module version does not exactly match. Note the timestamps recorded are different (`05:09:55 CDT` vs `15:05:51 UTC`). Try removing the systemtap cache directory: ```...
Or maybe a new command "opm dist-clean"?