There's no API to access command line args. BPF_FUNC_get_current_comm will give you the task name. If it's not enough, you can try to get it via task_struct. Look for get_task_cmdline fs/proc/base.c i

We just released bpftrace v0.9.1. This turned into a pretty big release, with almost 200 commits and 3 months since v0.9.0. We'll try to have smaller development cycles for the next releases. Some hig

How will bpf_probe_read_user/bpf_probe_read_kernel be enforced in the Kernel? In other words, how bpf_probe_read_user will detect and report when it get's a Kernel address as parameter, and vice-versa

We use the clang library to process includes, so any environment variable that clang accepts should work. I haven't tested it, but CPATH is listed in clang's documentation, so it should work as well.

Unfortunately, I don't have enough knowledge of Java to write a wrapper right now. But if you need any help to write one I'll be happy to help :) Em ter, 31 de out de 2017 às 18:39, Sasha Goldshtein <

Hi everyone, I developed a library which I think you might find interesting. It allows the definition and use of USDT probes at runtime on Linux, similar to what libusdt offers for DTrace. It uses the