My Leopard system has dtrace built in. I also have Java 6 installed, using the Apple-provided installer:
$ java -version java version "1.6.0_13" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_13-b03-211) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 11.3-b02-83, mixed mode)
Nevertheless, dtrace shows no hotspot probes when listing probes:
$ sudo dtrace -l | grep spot $
Can anybody tell me how to enable dtrace probes for Java (supposedly they ship with Java 6) in Leopard?
" Hmm, interesting. I am running the same configurations but for me the probes do not show up. What command line did you use? Also "sudo dtrace -l | grep spot" ? "
I'm running Snow Leopard with Java 1.6, and I can see the hotspot probes:
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43223 hotspot_jni3644 libclient.dylib jni_AllocObject AllocObject-entry
43224 hotspot_jni3644 libclient.dylib jni_AllocObject AllocObject-return
43225 hotspot_jni3644 libclient.dylib jni_AttachCurrentThread AttachCurrentThread-entry
43226 hotspot_jni3644 libclient.dylib jni_AttachCurrentThread AttachCurrentThread-return
43227 hotspot_jni3644 libclient.dylib jni_AttachCurrentThreadAsDaemon AttachCurrentThreadAsDaemon-entry
43228 hotspot_jni3644 libclient.dylib jni_AttachCurrentThreadAsDaemon AttachCurrentThreadAsDaemon-return
43229 hotspot_jni3644 libclient.dylib jni_CallBooleanMethod CallBooleanMethod-entry
43230 hotspot_jni3644 libclient.dylib jni_CallBooleanMethod CallBooleanMethod-return
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