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Hi There, I am kind of lost, understood something wrong. I have written a module. Now how can I test this module? Do I need to copy it to agent or server? Is it possible to test it as a standalone module where I have a machine with puppet agent or server installed? It is a simple module I dont want complicate things with cucumber or some rspec etc. How can I test it with puppet apply

...inkage, > 0, name, gp_module); > gp_execution_engine->addGlobalMapping(&var, address); > } This is creating a new global variable on the stack, instead of finding the existing global variable in the module. Try something like this: gp_execution_engine->addGlobalMapping(YourModule->getNamedGlobal(name), address); > The 2nd question I have has to do with recompiling code. > > The 'library' I'm creating, that sits between llvm's (c++) libs and Python, > will remain minimal so I decided to use ParseAssemblyString to get .ll >...

Hello I want to share some common subroutines between my custom functions. Given the way Puppet loads the .rb files in $plugindest/puppet/parser/functions, does anyone know how should I lay this out? I tried creating a module myutilities def self.blah() ... end end (NOT within the newfunction() call) in one of the (top-level) functions'' .rb file. However, calling

Hi, So the 'modules.pcimap' file, needed by Hardware Detection Tool to display kernel modules, is now missing. pciutils/kmod deprecated usage of this file adn depmod lost its -m option. So here are may questions: 1- How to generate a "modules.pcimap" or an equivalent file nowadays? 2- Is it still needed by HDT ? 3- What if it is missing, is HDT semi-broken? Thanks.

...;> gp_execution_engine->addGlobalMapping(&var, address); >> } > > This is creating a new global variable on the stack, instead of > finding the existing global variable in the module. Try something > like this: > > gp_execution_engine->addGlobalMapping(YourModule->getNamedGlobal > (name), > address); > Hi Chris, Thanks, that was simpler than I thought! I actually thought I had to create a new global so it would be available for the JIT when it gets to process the "%var = external global int" line. > <snip>...