On 6/24/15 5:31 AM, Wang Nan wrote:
The core stuffs in this series resides in 38/49 - 49/49, which allow
users to access kernel data through parameters of eBPF programs. Now
it is possible to write eBPF programs like this:
SEC("get_superblock=journal_get_superblock journal->j_errno")
int get
This is the 8th version which tries to introduce eBPF programs to perf.
Since version 7 is still being reviewed, this series keeps patch 1/49
to 37/49 identical to what they are in v7 except a small modification
in patch 36/48, which prints more debug information when silent is set,
and some conte
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