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SystemTap 1.0 released

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“Your editor is not sure why this particular release qualifies
as 1.0, but there is a lot of new stuff in it, including
“experimental support for unprivileged users, cross-compiling for
foreign architectures, matching C++ class and namespace scopes,
reduced runtime memory consumption, reduced dormant overhead in
userspace markers, bug fixes, and more…” See the announcement for
more information.”

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