wperf-driver (Windows Kernel driver) got a green light from Arm and can be open-sourced.
wperf application open-source approval is still pending but we should expect it to be approved very soon.
wperf & wperf-driver porting is ongoing. See WPERF-3 and WPERF-11
We have two working mailing lists (created by Niyas):
- wperf@linaro.org - For wider project-related announcements.
- team-wperf@linaro.org - For team internal discussions
- All on lists should’ve received a test email from me on both lists (around Sept 20^th).
  - Subject of test email was “Test email EOM”.
  - If you think you’ve not received this email or you are not on the list please contact Niyas Sait niyas.sait@linaro.org.
We have a new Slack channel #team-wperf (created by Niyas).
- I can see latest invite was sent on Sept 14^th by Niyas.
- Unfortunately for me (Przemyslaw Wirkus ) invitation for this channel is still pending (blocked Arm Slack admin) and I can’t join.
WindowsPerf project JIRA.
- You should be able to access JIRA backlog and other project resources already: https://linaro.atlassian.net/jira/software/c/projects/WPERF/boards/169/backlog?issueLimit=100.
WindowsPerf project Confluence.
- You should be able to access confluence and other project resources already https://linaro.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WPERF/overview..
WindowsPerf staffing page is here: Performance Analysis Tool

Next sprint

Finalize wperf wperf-driver porting and open-source both.
Breakdown tasks for refactoring and bug-fixing.
Plan for above.
Other team members can already set up development environment and build and try simple Microsoft KMDF example:
- I will send instructions for this in a separate email.
- https://github.com/microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/tree/main/general/echo/kmdf

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