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No ETW events for function calls #3597
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/cc @nodejs/platform-windows |
I think I figured out what's wrong here. I am attempting to profile a console application running in node. When node initializes ETW, it sets up a callback to be executed via I added a call to |
@rbuckton Any idea if this is still an issue on current Node.js 6.2.1? If so, any chance you might submit your fix as a patch (assuming you believe it is an appropriate solution to the problem)? |
@nodejs/platform-windows Looking at the code, I suspect this is still an issue. If I had to venture a guess, it's that init_etw() should call |
/ping @nodejs/platform-windows Anyone want to take this up? If not, shall we add a |
There's been zero activity on this in a couple years. It's not likely to see activity. Closing |
@rbuckton just making it explicit that if this is something you are still interested in pursuing and is still an issue a PR is welcome. |
If I create a data collector on Windows for the NodeJS-ETW-provider and run my program under NodeJS, the only ETW events I see are for NODE_GC_START and NODE_GC_DONE. I was hoping to use ETW to profile my program on Windows, but it doesn't provide any information as to the functions executed, as might be the case when using dtrace.
Am I missing something, or is there something missing in NodeJS to get this to work? ETW events have been in NodeJS since 2012, so I'm not certain what could be wrong here.
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