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<linus2>
fche: thanks
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<linus2>
fche: fun1() call fun2()
<linus2>
function("fun2").callee(1) means that it triggers every time fun1 is executed.
<linus2>
right?
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<fche>
function("fun1").callee("fun2") is what you'd want
<fche>
the probe will still hit fun2 even if called from somewhere else, but stap-generated code will automagically skip those probes that do not originate from fun1 being the caller (via backtracing)
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