Runtime option that sets the buffer size for aggregation.

Runtime option that forces reporting of the BPF verifier log (even if verification was successful).

Runtime option that sets the maximum size of the BPF verifier log.

Runtime option that sets the principal buffer size. The default buffer size is set to 4 MB. This option is the same as running dtrace -b.

Runtime option that sets the cleaning rate.

Runtime option that restricts tracing to a particular CPU.

Runtime option that permits destructive functions to run. This option is the same as running dtrace -w.

Runtime option that sets dynamic variable space size.

Runtime option that sets the locked pages limit. This is set to unlimited by default.

Runtime option that sets the maximum number of stack frames reported by the kernel.

Runtime option that disables automatic resolving of userspace symbols.

Runtime option that sets the number of speculations.

Runtime option that sets the maximum packet data capture size.

Runtime option that sets the maximum DTrace scratch memory size. Some functions in DTrace require that scratch memory, is made available. For example, when you allocate memory in a program by using the alloca() function, scratch memory is used for this purpose. Scratch memory is only valid while a clause is being processed and is released when the clause has finished being processed. If there isn't enough scratch memory, a function in a DTrace script can return an error and any remaining processing of the clause might fail. The default value is 256 bytes.

Runtime option that sets the speculation buffer size.

Runtime option that sets the number of stack frames. The default value is 20.

Runtime option that sets the rate of status checking.

Runtime option that sets the string size. The default value is 256.

Runtime option that sets the number of user-land stack frames. The default value is 100.