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Hi guys, i am starting to receive some weird logs when two instances are alive at the same time on the same machine, one as sender and one as receiver . For the life of me i cannot understand where these logs are coming from, and they're just polluting my console :))) UPDATED RECV rate: 64.040602 kbps nsize: 1243.948537 |
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Nevermind, i found the culprit: there were some TRACE() messages in normNode.cpp . |
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It's a TRACE line -- if you turn trace off, it should not appear. |
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Thank you, we wrote the answer at the same time :) |
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-->Hi, I suspect this is an artifact from some recent debugging code that I overlooked eliminating before pushing some updates to the repo … This one is from a “TRACE” state in “src/common/normNode.cpp” (and there are others). I usually scrub TRACE() statements before any commits to Github and didn’t do that at some point here (apologies!). I work to remedy this as quickly as possible. Best regards, Brian From: luc1an ***@***.***>Date: Monday, March 31, 2025 at 8:01 AMTo: USNavalResearchLaboratory/norm ***@***.***>Cc: Subscribed ***@***.***>Subject: [USNavalResearchLaboratory/norm] Weird logs (Discussion #94)Hi guys, i am starting to receive some weird logs when two instances are alive at the same time on the same machine, one as sender and one as receiver . For the life of me i cannot understand where these logs are coming from, and they're just polluting my console :)))See below a sample. The rates>1kbps are logged when there's an incoming object, and the ones<1kbps are when the receiver is idle, just waiting for something new to come up.This is happening even when i am setting the NormInstance debug level is 0.UPDATED RECV rate: 64.040602 kbps nsize: 1243.948537UPDATED RECV rate: 63.930980 kbps nsize: 1243.948537UPDATED RECV rate: 42.292990 kbps nsize: 1183.151110UPDATED RECV rate: 63.930980 kbps nsize: 1183.151110UPDATED RECV rate: 42.292990 kbps nsize: 1125.393554UPDATED RECV rate: 63.930980 kbps nsize: 1125.393554UPDATED RECV rate: 0.224091 kbps nsize: 1070.523877UPDATED RECV rate: 4.197301 kbps nsize: 1070.523877UPDATED RECV rate: 0.471842 kbps nsize: 1018.397683UPDATED RECV rate: 4.197301 kbps nsize: 1018.397683UPDATED RECV rate: 0.471842 kbps nsize: 968.877799UPDATED RECV rate: 4.197301 kbps nsize: 968.877799UPDATED RECV rate: 0.471842 kbps nsize: 921.833909UPDATED RECV rate: 4.197301 kbps nsize: 921.833909—Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>
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-->Unfortunately, “trace off” in the NORM code is only with respect to per-packet send/receive logging and doesn’t control TRACE() calls. I need to scrub those from the github commit that mistakenly included them. Cheers, Brian From: Jeff Weston ***@***.***>Date: Monday, March 31, 2025 at 8:51 AMTo: USNavalResearchLaboratory/norm ***@***.***>Cc: Subscribed ***@***.***>Subject: Re: [USNavalResearchLaboratory/norm] Weird logs (Discussion #94)It's a TRACE line -- if you turn trace off, it should not appear.—Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>
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Oh you're right -- I'll remove those real quick. |
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Relevant TRACE debugging lines from bc6e81f commented out in 1c534c0 |
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Nevermind, i found the culprit: there were some TRACE() messages in normNode.cpp .
I commented those and now it's ok :)