> I have not had any trouble running macruby through dtrace here, can you send
> the contents of your dtrace script so that I can compare to my working files?
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions.
I was doing the prior work on my office computer (a Mac Pro). I tried the same
thing on thi
Hi Scott,
On Dec 18, 2009, at 2:33 PM, Laurent Sansonetti wrote:
> I'm not a DTrace expert but in my experience, dtrace takes a short time to
> attach to a given process, and if the process exists prematurely it won't
> work. I'm not aware of any way to work around that, except by patching the
Scott,
I have not had any trouble running macruby through dtrace here, can you send
the contents of your dtrace script so that I can compare to my working files?
Jordan
On Dec 18, 2009, at 16:33, Laurent Sansonetti wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> I'm not a DTrace expert but in my experience, dtrace ta
Hi Scott,
I'm not a DTrace expert but in my experience, dtrace takes a short
time to attach to a given process, and if the process exists
prematurely it won't work. I'm not aware of any way to work around
that, except by patching the process to make it wait a bit more, as
you did.
This
I'm trying to learn a bit more about dtrace and I thought that using it to add
probes to macruby would be fun.
I pulled up the sample dtrace scripts from the Macruby 0.5 b2 source and was
working with the script:
class World
def say(message)
puts message
end
end
world = World.new
world
