Right, dtrace does not have an if-then-else construct. Try this:
fbt:mydriver:curiousfunction:entry{
self->follow = timestamp;
self->spec = speculation();
}
fbt:mydriver:curiousfunction:return
/self->spec && self->follow && (timestamp - self->follow) > 80/
{
speculate(self->spec);
stack(10);
}
Siegfried Schmidt wrote:
> Thanks for your idea,
>
> the "if" statement in the dtrace code causes a syntax error on
> my machine?
>
> Sigi
>
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