Public bug reported:
When developing BPF programs, it is sometimes useful to see the JIT
output. bpftool has a feature to do just that:
`sudo bpftool prog dump jited name <prog_name>`
On Ubuntu, running this command returns this error:
`Error: No JIT disassembly support`
After searching this error, it turns out that the feature is enabled
only when `binutils-dev` is found at build time.
I think this should be enabled by default in Ubuntu to improve the
developer experience with BPF.
** Affects: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2122717
Title:
bpftool compiled without JIT disassembly support
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
When developing BPF programs, it is sometimes useful to see the JIT
output. bpftool has a feature to do just that:
`sudo bpftool prog dump jited name <prog_name>`
On Ubuntu, running this command returns this error:
`Error: No JIT disassembly support`
After searching this error, it turns out that the feature is enabled
only when `binutils-dev` is found at build time.
I think this should be enabled by default in Ubuntu to improve the
developer experience with BPF.
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