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<gila>
whats the correct way to print return values from go functions? the "usual" does not seem to work?
<fche>
gila, so probe foo...return { println ($return) or ($$return) } doesn't work?
<gila>
no it does not :( also the statement("*@filename.go:123) { } stuff does not seem to work, but thats actually less of a problem.
<fche>
is this with the golang program compiled with as much debuginfo as it can generate?
<fche>
what about function entry point probes?
<gila>
that works just fine
<gila>
and it can resolve all local variables as well
<jistone>
golang is not known for quality debuginfo...
<gila>
and print them etc.
<jistone>
but I wonder if gcc-go would work better for you
<fche>
hm local variables would require statement(...) to work
<jistone>
gila, what level of $return doesn't work? does it not compile? or does compile but prints bad values?
<gila>
let me elaborate somewhat:
<jistone>
I would also suspect that its green threads won't be kind to uretprobes