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1. About DTrace

2. D Programming Language

D Program Structure

Probe Clauses and Declarations

Probe Descriptions

Order of Execution

Use of the C Preprocessor

Compilation and Instrumentation

Variables and Arithmetic Expressions

Output Formatting

External Symbols and Types

Types, Operators, and Expressions

Identifier Names and Keywords

Data Types and Sizes

Arithmetic Operators

Relational Operators

Logical Operators

Bitwise Operators

Assignment Operators

Increment and Decrement Operators

Conditional Expressions

Type Conversions

Scalar Variables

Associative Arrays

Thread-Local Variables

Clause-Local Variables

Built-in Variables

External Variables

Pointers and Arrays

Pointers and Addresses

Array Declarations and Storage

Pointer and Array Relationship

Pointer Arithmetic

Generic Pointers

Multi-Dimensional Arrays

Pointers to DTrace Objects

Pointers and Address Spaces

String Representation

String Constants

String Assignment

String Conversion

String Comparison

Structs and Unions

Pointers to Structs

Member Sizes and Offsets

Type and Constant Definitions

Type Namespaces

3. Aggregations

4. Actions and Subroutines

5. Buffers and Buffering

6. Output Formatting

7. Speculative Tracing

8. dtrace(1M) Utility

10. Options and Tunables

12. User Process Tracing

13. Statically Defined Tracing for User Applications

15. Anonymous Tracing

16. Postmortem Tracing

17. Performance Considerations

19. Translators

Chapter 2

`D` Programming Language

D is a systems programming language that allows you to interface with the operating system API's and with the hardware.

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