Marce CollIn the spirit of developing in the open, here's the repo for the #dtrace inspired #commonlisp observability framework:
Exploring a #commonlisp native #dtrace inspired observability and debugging framework.
Philippe GaultierCan I write a race detector in DTrace?
For sure!
https://gaultier.github.io/blog/detect_data_races_with_dtrace.html
New blog article!
Detecting goroutine leaks with DTrace: https://gaultier.github.io/blog/detecting_goroutine_leaks_with_dtrace.html
ottO
Pierre Lebeaupin@ahl @bcantrill Thanks for not waiting until after your break to post it, that was a doozy.
Listeners should note this mentions use of #dtrace not just through its anonymous tracing feature, but in fact through its speculative tracing feature as well.
Jonathan PerkinStarting to get back into illumos/arm64. Current weekend project is getting DTrace working. Some initial progress:
# dtrace -n 'profile-997{@[stack()] = count();}' | tail
dtrace: description 'profile-997' matched 1 probe
genunix`taskq_thread+0x2e8
genunix`thread_exit
6
0xf9400e80
391
0xd53b4221
genunix`thread_exit
3779
Working fbt provider will be a bit harder...
Tip of the day: Work for a company that lets you write a compiler for a #dtrace-like language to instrument python applications at runtime for a product you made up and decided to work on. And no-one bats an eye, they just encourage you.
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