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List Any Linux Tracepoint with Their Arguments, Datatypes and Related Structs

List Any Linux Tracepoint with Their Arguments, Datatypes and Related Structs

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·January 31, 2025
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lowleveldesign

I've been using bpftrace -lv to examine available trace points. But the bpftrace output won't show you the complex types definitions and this tool can do it. Great work!

seneca

Very handy tool! I love eBPF, but playing with it you quickly get into cryptic kernel internals territory. Tools like this are a great way to smooth out the experience. Well done!

tptacek

In fairness that is also one of the awesome things about eBPF. My overall comprehension of the kernel has risen dramatically since I started using it.