Refactor RewriteConstants, remove deprecated btf flush cache - #6
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Need it for coroot/coroot-node-agent#364 |
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When bumping cilium to v1.20.0 version in coroot-node-agent, it also bumps cilium/ebpf package to v0.22.0. With the bumps, the build fails because coroot pyroscope uses same packages underneath and it breaks due to incompatible code
This MR introduces cilium/ebpf v0.22.0 complaint changes
Two changes are made
btf cache flush
This is related to ebpf_python profiling. btf.FlushKernelSpec() calls are removed now because Cache became explicit in latest versions.
RewriteConstants refactor
RewriteConstants → Variables[...].Set() — Cilium's eBPF library removed the old helper method for writing config values into the BPF program before loading it. Same underlying mechanism, just called directly.