As far as I can tell, the sview attribute is expected in multiple places but not defined anywhere, so this PR defines it with a default value of None. I'm not sure what the sview attribute represents, or why it only becomes an issue when running Obviews on large binary/trace files through Rocqstat.
The command that causes this error is python -u /home/alex/work/rocqstat-ng/external/obviews/bin/obviews.py --serve --datadir /home/alex/work/rocqstat-ng/external/obviews/data/obviews /home/alex/work/rocqstat-ng/statemate/statemate_arm_cortex_M7.elf statemate_main, and if I run that manually through my terminal it works just fine, which furthers my confusion. I'm going to try to understand what the hell is going on but if someone has a better idea than I do, please let me know.
Obviews would fail to load on larger files when RocqStat was running it, the error messages it would throw were:
As far as I can tell, the
sview
attribute is expected in multiple places but not defined anywhere, so this PR defines it with a default value ofNone
. I'm not sure what thesview
attribute represents, or why it only becomes an issue when running Obviews on large binary/trace files through Rocqstat.The command that causes this error is
python -u /home/alex/work/rocqstat-ng/external/obviews/bin/obviews.py --serve --datadir /home/alex/work/rocqstat-ng/external/obviews/data/obviews /home/alex/work/rocqstat-ng/statemate/statemate_arm_cortex_M7.elf statemate_main
, and if I run that manually through my terminal it works just fine, which furthers my confusion. I'm going to try to understand what the hell is going on but if someone has a better idea than I do, please let me know.