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whoqueue.d displays odd output

edited Apr 18, 2018 7:48PM in Oracle Solaris Performance, Panics, Hangs, and Dtrace (MOSC) 5 commentsAnswered ✓

Hi

I recently discovered /usr/demo/dtrace/whoqueue.d on Solaris 10

When I run it on my Sparc T4 under an LDOM I get results which aren't formatted the same as the examples.  To demonstrate, my output:

# dtrace -s whoqueue.d  0/0 (sched)  6956/20 (java)  0/0 (sched)Run queue of length 1:Run queue of length 2:  6956/20 (java)  0/0 (sched)Run queue of length 3:  0/0 (sched)^C

The expected output:

# dtrace -s whoqueue.dRun queue of length 3: 0/0 (sched)  0/0 (sched)  101170/1 (dtrace)Run queue of length 4:  0/0 (sched)  100356/1 (Xsun)  100420/1 (xterm)  101170/1 (dtrace)Run queue of length 5:  0/0 (sched)  0/0 (sched)  100356/1 (Xsun)  100420/1 (xterm)  101170/1 (dtrace)

Notice my "run queue of length" lines are staggered all over the place each time I run the command.

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