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<irker857>
systemtap: wcohen systemtap.git:refs/heads/master * release-4.0-108-gca3946e / testsuite/systemtap.examples/process/pfiles.stp: Update pfiles.stp to work with Linux 4.17 and newer http://tinyurl.com/y3gwww68
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<lindi->
is there some way to access the first argument of a user space function when you don't have debug symbols? I can use u_register("rdi") on amd64 but that is obviously not portable
<wcohen>
lindi-, you might take a look at how the no dwarf (nd_syscalls) syscalls are done, using int_arg, long_arg, etc. on https://sourceware.org/systemtap/tapsets/
<lindi->
wcohen: ah, so those are valid for user space probes as well?
<wcohen>
lindi-, that is a good question. I thought that the userspace probes also have ptreg struct, so they should be.
<lindi->
wcohen: _stp_arg2 has this "regs = (CONTEXT->user_mode_p ? CONTEXT->uregs : CONTEXT->kregs)"
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<lindi->
wcohen: thanks!
<wcohen>
lindi-, glad that was helpful.
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