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1Z0-105 · Question #79
Examine the D scrypt: syscall::read:entry, syscall::write:entry /pid == $1/ { ts[probefunc] = timestamp; } syscall::read:return, syscall::write:return /pid == $1 && ts[probefunc] != 0/ { printf("%d…
The correct answer is A. It produces aggregations of system calls made by the process whose PID is passed as a command-. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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Examine the D scrypt: syscall::read:entry, syscall::write:entry /pid == $1/ { ts[probefunc] = timestamp; } syscall::read:return, syscall::write:return /pid == $1 && ts[probefunc] != 0/ { printf("%d nsecs", timestamp - ts[probefunc]); } Which statement is true about this script?
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- AIt produces aggregations of system calls made by the process whose PID is passed as a command-
- BIt produces elapsed times for reads and writes to the entry and returns DTrace probes for the
- CIt produces elapsed times between entry and return of read and write system calls for the process
- DIt produces a measure of useful time spent in read and write system calls for the process whose
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(38 responses)- A84% (32)
- B3% (1)
- C5% (2)
- D8% (3)
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