Hi, Mel -
> > [...] git kernel developers
> > should use git systemtap, as has always been the case. [...]
>
> At one point in the past this used to be the case but then systemtap had to
> be compiled as part of automated tests across different kernel versions. It
> could have been worked around in various ways or even installed manually
> when machines were deployed but stap-fix.sh generally took less time to
> keep working.
OK, if that works for you. Keep in mind though that newer versions of
systemtap retain backward-compatibility for ancient versions of the
kernel, so git systemtap should work on those older versions just
fine.
> [...]
> Yes, this was indeed the problem. The next version of watch-dstate.pl
> treated get_request_wait() as a function that may or may not exist. It
> uses /proc/kallsyms to figure it out.
... or you can use the "?" punctuation in the script to have
systemtap adapt:
probe kprobe.function("get_request_wait") ? { ... }
- FChE
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