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It is hard to pinpoint a program and Execute a trace recording to compare 2 traces for correctness.
From within the microbat_instrumentator project, we do not have access to programmatically access the eclipse dropins directory.
From the microbat main plugin project, we cannot generate the AppClassPath as it requires the caller to be an Eclipse instance ( there will be a "Workspace not open error").
On the other hand, a manually written command is also unable to perform a trace recording. I currently suspect that the target program needs to follow a certain project structure in order for the instrumentation to occur.
The current test runner records no trace. Upon debugging the instrumentator, it seems like none of the callbacks are hit.
As a patch, I will write a script to run a working command on the simple test programs in microbat_experiment and store the file record in to a folder.
Subsequent runs will read trace contents from file and compare the equality of both runs.
It is hard to pinpoint a program and Execute a trace recording to compare 2 traces for correctness.
From within the
microbat_instrumentator
project, we do not have access to programmatically access the eclipse dropins directory.From the
microbat
main plugin project, we cannot generate theAppClassPath
as it requires the caller to be an Eclipse instance ( there will be a "Workspace not open error").On the other hand, a manually written command is also unable to perform a trace recording. I currently suspect that the target program needs to follow a certain project structure in order for the instrumentation to occur.
The current test runner records no trace. Upon debugging the instrumentator, it seems like none of the callbacks are hit.
Sample command in question:
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