On Wed, 2006-03-15 at 13:41, Jonathan Adams wrote: > On Wed, Mar 15, 2006 at 01:16:37PM -0800, Michael E. Corcoran wrote: > > I have a corefile I'm looking at and wanted to do some processing of output > > and then feed that back into mdb, but I'm getting this odd error: > > > > > ::cat headt | ::eval .-40=K | ::print vmem_seg_t > > mdb: syntax error on line 2 of (pipeline) near "\n" > ... > > > *kmem_oversize_arena::walk vmem_alloc | ::print -ad vmem_seg_t > > > vs_timestamp ! sort -tt -k4n,4n | cut -d' ' -f1 > t.sorted > > > ::cat t.sorted | ::eval .-40=K | ::vmem_seg -v ! cat > vmem_sorted > > > The error is actually not from the ::cat, but from the ::eval. The > appropriate > tool to use in this case is '::map': > So, should a bug be filed against eval? I don't see why eval shouldn't work. I will obviously go ahead and use ::map but should I also file a bug against ::eval at the same time?
Thanks, Mike > > ::cat /tmp/t.sorted | ::map '.-40' | ::vmem_seg -v > ADDR TYPE START END SIZE > THREAD TIMESTAMP > 3000005cd10 ALLC 30009fac000 30009fb4198 33176 > 180e000 7bfeb81ef > vmem_seg_alloc+0x1e8 > vmem_xalloc+0x8c4 > vmem_alloc+0x238 > kmem_alloc+0xfc > kobj_zalloc+8 > init_devnamesp+0x64 > ... > > Cheers, > - jonathan > > -- > Jonathan Adams, Solaris Kernel Development
