[rrd-users] Port RRDTool to Arm/Linux - Which Linux?

[Robert Easton]

Hi Petteri,

Yikes thats slow. On debian/x86 the png is being generated instaneously. On
the monitoring screen of our app we are cycling through graph displays every
10 seconds plus allow users to step through them at their own pace. We could
have a network of 50 sensors, for instance, capturing data and the user
scrolling through graphs (one for each sensor).

Oh well I will build it and see what happens. :)

Thanks Petteri,
Mark


Petteri Matilainen wrote:
> 
> I haven't heard that soft-float thing before. From the link you
> posted, it seems difficult to include it. I have once tried to set up
> a cross-compiler environment but then there was cryptic configure or
> make errors which I couldn't figure out. It was different toolchain
> too.
> 
> Compiling RRDtool natively wasn't difficult at all. I had to disable
> compiler optimizations, though because if I didn't RRDtool would take
> 30 minutes to run and display irrational numbers on the graphs (like
> 2328742376547365). That was clearly some kind of math issue
> (related?). At the moment it takes about 2 minutes to draw 2 PNGs that
> have one dataset each. The unit is a temperature logger which takes 2
> samples every minute and draws pictures every 5 minutes.
> 
> 

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