tree 6ef076ca42daa85bce1483d9b8662858d021c058
parent 6ed0b9885d246b8035e9cdd7f59a0d37152988ae
author Willy Tarreau <w@1wt.eu> 1683123510 +0200
committer Willy Tarreau <w@1wt.eu> 1683127571 +0200
encoding latin1

MINOR: activity: allow "show activity" to restart in the middle of a line

16kB buffers are not enough to dump 4096 threads with up to 10 bytes value
on each line. By storing the column number in the applet's context, we can
now restart from the last attempted column. This requires to dump all values
as they are produced, but it doesn't cost that much: a 4096-thread output
from a fesh process produces 300kB of output in ~8ms, or ~400us per call
(19*16kB), most of which are spent in vfprintf(). Given that we don't print
more than needed, it doesn't really change anything.

The main caveat is that when interrupted on such large lines, there's a
great possibility that the total or average on the first column doesn't
match anymore the sum or average of all dumped values. In order to avoid
this whenever possible (typically less than ~1500 threads), we first try
to dump entire lines and only proceed one column at a time when we have
to retry a failed dump. This is already the same for other stats that are
dumped in an interruptible way anyway and there's little that can be done
about it at this point (and not much immediately perceived benefit in
doing this with extreme accuracy for >1500 threads).