/* example usage: dtrace -q -s /path/to/dist.d */
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erlang*:::dist-monitor
{
    printf("monitor: pid %d, who %s, what %s, node %s, type %s, reason %s\n",
           pid,
           copyinstr(arg0), copyinstr(arg1), copyinstr(arg2), copyinstr(arg3),
           copyinstr(arg4));
}

erlang*:::dist-port_busy
{
    printf("dist port_busy: node %s, port %s, remote_node %s, blocked pid %s\n",
           copyinstr(arg0), copyinstr(arg1), copyinstr(arg2), copyinstr(arg3));
    /*
     * For variable use advice, see:
     *    http://dtrace.org/blogs/brendan/2011/11/25/dtrace-variable-types/
     *
     * Howevever, it's quite possible for the blocked events to span
     * threads, so we'll use globals.
     */
    blocked_procs[copyinstr(arg3)] = timestamp;
}

erlang*:::dist-output
{
    printf("dist output: node %s, port %s, remote_node %s bytes %d\n",
           copyinstr(arg0), copyinstr(arg1), copyinstr(arg2), arg3);
}

erlang*:::dist-outputv
{
    printf("port outputv: node %s, port %s, remote_node %s bytes %d\n",
           copyinstr(arg0), copyinstr(arg1), copyinstr(arg2), arg3);
}

erlang*:::process-scheduled
/blocked_procs[copyinstr(arg0)]/
{
    pidstr = copyinstr(arg0);
    printf("blocked pid %s scheduled now, waited %d microseconds\n",
           pidstr, (timestamp - blocked_procs[pidstr]) / 1000);
    blocked_procs[pidstr] = 0;
}