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The history is … interesting, I guess? … but like, what we (anyone who has used strace on Linux) are looking for is an strace-equivalent to macOS. I've gone d
by deathanatos 3y ago
The history is … interesting, I guess?
… but like, what we (anyone who has used strace on Linux) are looking for is an strace-equivalent to macOS.
I've gone down the "maybe it's dtruss, and not dtrace? what's the difference?" branch in my attempts to get a working strace replacement on macOS, too, also without success.
dtruss, on macOS, emits the same errors as what I put in another comment on this subthread. Even as root, though that would open up a whole 'nother can of worms in attempting to get a working replacement. (And now I've gone down a whole new rabbit hole of "What is SIP? How does it work?" and … I'm still no closer to actually running something that looks like strace. 2024 has got to be the year of the Linux desktop, if macOS's UX is this.)