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# BPF Features by Linux Kernel Version | ||
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Major milestone releases: 4.1, 4.4. | ||
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## 3.18 | ||
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- bpf syscall. | ||
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## 3.19 | ||
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- socket support: bpf can attach to sockets. | ||
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## 4.1 | ||
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- kprobe support: BPF programs can now instrument any kernel function via kernel dynamic tracing. | ||
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## 4.3 | ||
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- debug string support: bpf_trace_printk() supports strings. | ||
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## 4.4 | ||
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- bpf_perf_event_output: used by many tools that print per-event output. Eg, opensnoop. | ||
- unprivileged BPF for sockets: non-root usage for socket-based programs. | ||
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## 4.6 | ||
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- stack traces (BPF_MAP_TYPE_STACK_TRACE): for capturing stack traces as keys in maps. Eg, stackcount. | ||
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## 4.7 | ||
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- tracepoint support (BPF_PROG_TYPE_TRACEPOINT): BPF programs can now use static kernel tracepoints. |