tst.dtracedcmd.ksh revision 6a1af1a67532df169a657cce07140be64bdea084
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#
# This script primarily tests that the ::dtrace dcmd is not dumping
# core. We don't try to make sense of the output of the dcmd nor
# do we check to see if any output is produced. We merely see if
# mdb fails with a fatal failure.
#
script()
{
exec $dtrace -o $dtraceout -s /dev/stdin <<EOF
syscall:::entry
{
@[probefunc] = count();
}
EOF
}
mdbdoit()
{
mdb -k <<EOF
::walk dtrace_state | ::dtrace
EOF
status=$?
kill $script
}
if [ $# != 1 ]; then
exit 2
fi
dtrace=$1
script &
script=$!
timeout=15
#
# Sleep while the above script fires into life. To guard against dtrace dying
# and us sleeping forever we allow 15 secs for this to happen. This should be
# enough for even the slowest systems.
#
while [ ! -f $dtraceout ]; do
sleep 1
echo "dtrace failed to start. Exiting."
exit 1
fi
done
exit $status