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<LeoB>
Hello there! Is there an identifier I can use to trace a single call?
<LeoB>
I am tracing a mmap from a unique size, and I cant use it to get pid() and ns_tid(), but none of them seem to be tracing this single syscall call.
<LeoB>
can*
<fche>
LeoB, so probe syscall.mmap { if /* .. */ } you're looking for what to include in the condition?
<fche>
what do you mean by 'single call'?
<LeoB>
oh, don't worry, it was a conceptual mistake
<LeoB>
But I mean 1 calling of mmap
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<fche>
LeoB, hey
<LeoB>
fche, ^
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<fche>
right
<fche>
so how do you want to identify that single call to mmap amongst all the others?
<fche>
by pid? parameter?
<LeoB>
I did it already. I filtered by threadId and returned from stap after the syscall with that tid() returned
<fche>
ah ok.
<fche>
anything left to do / help with ?
<LeoB>
That was exaclty as I needed ,
<LeoB>
not for now
<LeoB>
thanks!
<fche>
ok. btw see also stap -c CMD and stap -x PID -- though syscalls are not auto-filtered by those at the moment, but the target pid is available as the target() function
<irker217>
systemtap: juddin systemtap.git:refs/heads/jafeer/pr23074 * release-4.0-185-g9104892 / dwflpp.cxx dwflpp.h loc2stap.cxx loc2stap.h: Fix issue with cfa_ops not being set http://tinyurl.com/y56vc52k