Add the remaining scripts from the DTraceToolkit, version 0.99, to the

vendor tree.

http://www.brendangregg.com/dtrace.html#DTraceToolkit

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+The following is a demonstration of the pidpersec.d script.
+
+
+Here the program is run on an idle system,
+
+   # ./pidpersec.d
+   TIME                    LASTPID  PID/s
+   2005 Jun  9 22:15:09       3010      0
+   2005 Jun  9 22:15:10       3010      0
+   2005 Jun  9 22:15:11       3010      0
+   2005 Jun  9 22:15:12       3010      0
+   2005 Jun  9 22:15:13       3010      0
+   ^C
+
+This shows that there are now new processes being created.
+
+
+
+Now the script is run on a busy system, that is creating many processes
+(which happen to be short-lived),
+
+   # ./pidpersec.d
+   TIME                    LASTPID  PID/s
+   2005 Jun  9 22:16:30       3051     13
+   2005 Jun  9 22:16:31       3063     12
+   2005 Jun  9 22:16:32       3073     10
+   2005 Jun  9 22:16:33       3084     11
+   2005 Jun  9 22:16:34       3096     12
+   ^C
+
+Now we can see that there are over 10 new processes created each second.
+The value for lastpid confirms the rates printed.
+