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Forum
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The forum is the place where you can find:
- General information and support on the project.
- Directions for people wanting to contribute to the project.
- Most recent information regarding the Trace tool.
- Tests design and source code.
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Mailing List
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This is the mailing list of our project. It is mainly used for anouncement
but suitable for any questions as well. To subscribe to the list, just send an
email to
nptl_request@bullopensource.org with "subscribe" as a topic. An archive
of the mailing list can be found
here. This list has a very low traffic.
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PTT
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PTT (NPTL trace tool) is curently hosted by sourceforge.
You could find documentations and sources of the project.
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External links |
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GNU libc
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Home page of the GNU Libc Library. This is the place where you can find information on
how to download the glibc, which contains the NPTL. You will also find usefull links related
to the libc development, such as mailing lists.
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PTS
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The Open POSIX TestSuite is the primary place where our tests are downloadable.
The testsuite contains conformance, functionnal and stress tests in several areas.
Our project aims to extend this testsuite to ensure that every routines from the NPTL
work fine.
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STP
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The Scalable Test Platform is a place where you can find data on PTS execution,
and even trig a run of the testsuite on a specific platform.
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TLP
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The Test Suites Results Parser & Browser project
(a.k.a. tslogparser) is a system to manage your OPTS run results
and quick access to useful information.
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LTP
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The Linux Test Project is a widely used testsuite for the Linux operating system.
This testsuite contains the PTS but this part is not executed in the default execution scheme.
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LTT
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The Linux Trace Toolkit is trace tool for the linux kernel. The goals and the design
of this tool are close to our trace tool, but we want to avoid a kernel support. Anyway,
this tool can be used along with our tool to get a complete trace of program execution.
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RTNPTL
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This project aims to extend the NPTL features by adding some real-time routines, and some other
usefull features such as the Robust Mutexes. It consists in a kernel patch, which will
provide a new kernel object (fusyn) and a NPTL patch which will make use of this kernel object.
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