Check for dtrace and only enable its use if found #328
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I changed the title of the pull request to reflect the fact that we should check for dtrace regardless of whether we're on Linux or not. |
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Check for dtrace and only enable its use if found Signed-off-by: Daniel A. Steffen <dsteffen@apple.com>
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The Fedora flavor of Linux does not include dtrace, while Ubuntu does. This pull request checks for the presence of the dtrace program. If found it will set the ENABLE_DTRACE_DEFAULT variable to ON, otherwise OFF.