On Sep 9, 2009, at 9:58 PM, James McIlree wrote:
Given that you have only 40 hits, my guess is you should use the .9s
context.
May I ask why?
Can this be generalized into saying that function run time as measured
by timestamp should _always_ be evaluated against total eval time
I'm running dtrace with multiple scripts, e.g. -s foo.d -s bar.d -s
baz.d.
It looks like variables in one script overwrite variables in another.
I was expecting, perhaps wrongfully, that variables would be per-
script and not per dtrace run.
Am I correct that dtrace merges all the scripts
