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<misha354> Hi, I've been getting help from Mark Wielaard on the mailing list http://sourceware-org.1504.n7.nabble.com/Systemtap-caching-behavior-td554733.html, I was wondering if anyone can help me out to extend systemtap stack traces from kernel functions to the userspace functions that are calling them
<misha354> I'm profiling performance problems with the BIND DNS daemon. I've been able to generate a flame graph showing all the functions called by the kernel, but the call stacks end at entry_SYSCALL_64_fastpath(). How would I go about seeing what BIND functions are making that call?
<misha354> I'm collecting the stack trace data using systemtap
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<mjw> misha354, Hi! Doesn't print_ubacktrace() work?
<mjw> O, wait, wrong time window. Sorry, have to drop out for dinner.
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<misha354> hi, mjw, still learning the systemtap language. That seems useful, yes. I will give that a shot!
<misha354> Thanks for all your help
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