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Re: DTrace probe problem
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Re: DTrace probe problem


  • Subject: Re: DTrace probe problem
  • From: radj <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2008 13:55:28 +0800

I tried the raise() in D script. My driver got the signal but it kinda
malfunctioned, it got stuck somehow although it still can accept any signal.
Weird. My small experience can't tell me anything.

So I googled up some more D trace commands and found system(). I tried this
instead:

pid$1::dummyCall:entry
{
    system("kill -USR1 %d", $1);
}

and it worked perfectly! wheee! fyi :)
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