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Currently, XRay hard-fails to initialise on x86_64 machines that don't have support for rdtscp enabled to user-space programs. Some POSIX operating systems disable these for various reasons.
We currently have an alternative implementation being used in non-x86_64 systems where we don't have a user-space available cycle counter implementation that emulates the tsc data. XRay should instead try to use this implementation (or something very similar) instead of hard-failing to initialise.
This currently shows up in some build bots as test failures for XRay runtime tests where it fails to detect rdstcp support.
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Currently, XRay hard-fails to initialise on x86_64 machines that don't have support for rdtscp enabled to user-space programs. Some POSIX operating systems disable these for various reasons.
We currently have an alternative implementation being used in non-x86_64 systems where we don't have a user-space available cycle counter implementation that emulates the tsc data. XRay should instead try to use this implementation (or something very similar) instead of hard-failing to initialise.
This currently shows up in some build bots as test failures for XRay runtime tests where it fails to detect rdstcp support.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: