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=== Thursday, August 27, 2015: System Information Gatherer And Reporter (SIGAR) libraries adopted, new "sigar" sub-system === | === Thursday, August 27, 2015: System Information Gatherer And Reporter (SIGAR) libraries adopted, new "sigar" sub-system === | ||
We decided to adopt the System Information Gatherer And Reporter (SIGAR) libraries, to provide cross-platform support for resource tracking, memory in addition to other new metrics(which are shown in the Gallery section of this article), are now exposed under the new sub-system "/sigar", which can be found in the property tree. VRAM support progress for other vendors are now postponed due to priority of Nasal and per-subsystem resource tracking. | We decided to adopt the System Information Gatherer And Reporter (SIGAR) libraries, to provide cross-platform support for resource tracking, memory in addition to other new metrics(which are shown in the Gallery section of this article), are now exposed under the new sub-system "/sigar", which can be found in the property tree ('''sigar''' is also the name of the new subsystem, and both may be subject to change). VRAM support progress for other, non-nvidia, vendors are now postponed due to priority of Nasal and per-subsystem resource tracking, as well as issues involving non-proprietary drivers. A development repository for the project is also being considered. Fow the being, people wanting to test the latest patch, will need to clone the sigar repository and build/install the master branch (system-wide) and then rebuild fgfs using -DENABLE_SIGAR=ON | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||