Lines Matching refs:process
190 // Describes a producer process.
195 // Typically matches the process name.
198 // Unix uid of the remote process.
599 // Before Android 12, setting this to 0 would crash the target process.
651 // crash the target process before Android 12.
656 // Sample all heaps registered by target process. Introduced in Android 12.
665 // will crash when trying to launch a new process as it will have an
704 // process.
729 // at the point in time when the sampled heap usage of the process was at its
790 // Include the process' /proc/self/smaps.
927 // sampled process. This is primarily for Android, where this lookup is
930 // unwinding queue). Once a lookup for a process expires, all associated
993 // process.
1983 // writer process's SMB. Note that this relies on the client's TraceWriter
2169 // the respective process track group.
2194 // the respective process track group.
2222 // inside the SurfaceFlinger process group.
2241 // inside the SurfaceFlinger process group.
6671 // Happens on the VizCompositor in the GPU process.
7211 // another process/thread. This should be the exception. Normally, the
7346 // Memory snapshot of a process. The snapshot contains memory data that is
7357 // Process ID of the process
7373 // Absolute name is a unique name for the memory node within the process
7822 // heap usage of this process was maximal. This is only set if dump_at_max
7827 // at the time the malloc heap usage of this process was maximal. This is
7874 // This process was profiled from startup.
7875 // If false, this process was already running when profiling started.
7878 // This process was not profiled because a concurrent session was active.
7882 // This process disconnected while it was profiled.
7883 // If false, the process outlived the profiling session.
7907 // Timestamp of the state of the target process that this dump represents.
7911 // heapprofd had of the process before it disconnected.
7912 // * Otherwise, if the rate of events produced by the process is high,
7927 // To get all samples for a process, accummulate its
8012 // Execution state that the process was sampled at.
8107 // Per-process periodically sampled stats. These samples are wrapped in a
8154 // the peaks after each process stats recording.
8157 // Private, shared and swap footprint of the process as measured by
8190 // Thread group id (i.e. the PID of the process, == TID of the main thread)
8197 // Representation of a process.
8199 // The UNIX process ID, aka thread group ID (as per getpid()).
8202 // The parent process ID, as per getppid().
8205 // The command line for the process, as per /proc/pid/cmdline.
8214 // The uid for the process, as per /proc/pid/status.
8219 // and not exhaustive. A process and its threads might show up separately in
8228 // The time at which we finish collecting this process tree;
8428 // Describes a process's attributes. Emitted as part of a TrackDescriptor,
8429 // usually by the process's main thread.
8529 // Describes the attributes for a Chrome process. Must be paired with a
8589 // * The ID is per process. So, each trace may contain many IDs, and you need
8590 // to look for the ID from crashed process to find the crash report.
8780 // specific process, specify the uuid for that process's process track here.
8786 // process/thread name (process/thread tracks), the first event's name (async
8790 // Associate the track with a process, making it the process-global track.
8791 // There should only be one such track per process (usually for instant
8795 // Trace processor will merge events on a process track with slice-type events
8796 // from other sources (e.g. ftrace) for the same process into a single
8798 optional ProcessDescriptor process = 3; field
8851 // Indicates that the given process should be highlighted by the UI.
8854 // The pid of the process to highlight. This is useful for UIs to focus
8855 // on tracks of a particular process in the trace.
8857 // If more than one process in a trace has the same pid, it is UI
8858 // implementation specific how the process to be focused will be
8862 // The command line of the process to highlight; for most Android apps,
8866 // If more than one process hasthe same cmdline, it is UI implementation
8867 // specific how the process to be focused will be chosen.