Lines Matching refs:thread
539 // If enabled thread names are also recoded (this is redundant if sched_switch
564 // Size of the cache for thread time_in_state cpu freq values.
2874 optional int32 thread = 2; field
6559 // from both the compositor thread and main-threads were handled).
6563 // (e.g. missed updates from the main-thread, but included updates from the
6564 // compositor thread).
6582 // Frame was dropped because of the main-thread.
6583 // The main-thread may cause a frame to be dropped, e.g. if the main-thread
6616 // If any main thread animation is active during this frame.
6618 // If any compositor thread animation is active during this frame.
6655 // Emitted on the browser main thread.
6660 // Occurs on the Renderer's main thread.
6673 // Happens on the GPU main thread after the swap has completed.
6872 // which describe activity on a track, such as a thread or asynchronous event
6888 // To associate an event with a custom track (e.g. a thread), the track is
6896 // // Optionally, associate the track with a thread.
6994 // sequence (in most cases sequence = one thread). If no value is specified
7022 // For example, this allows snapshotting the thread time clock at each
7023 // thread-track BEGIN and END event to capture the cpu time delta of a slice.
7035 // an input event may be handled on one thread but cause another event on
7036 // a different thread - a flow between the two events can associate them.
7128 // encode thread time instead.
7130 // CPU time for the current thread (e.g., CLOCK_THREAD_CPUTIME_ID) in
7145 // encode thread instruction count instead.
7147 // Value of the instruction counter for the current thread.
7154 // Apart from {category, time, thread time, tid, pid}, other legacy trace
7184 // Consider the thread timestamps for async BEGIN/END event pairs as valid.
7211 // another process/thread. This should be the exception. Normally, the
7469 // ID of the thread that emitted the event.
8109 // they are dumped at a different rate than cmdline and thread list.
8114 // Per-thread periodically sampled stats.
8185 // Representation of a thread.
8187 // The thread id (as per gettid())
8190 // Thread group id (i.e. the PID of the process, == TID of the main thread)
8193 // The name of the thread.
8199 // The UNIX process ID, aka thread group ID (as per getpid()).
8206 // If it is a kernel thread there will only be one cmdline field
8220 // different ProcessTree messages. A thread might event not show up at all, if
8429 // usually by the process's main thread.
8469 // Describes a thread's attributes. Emitted as part of a TrackDescriptor,
8470 // usually by the thread's trace writer.
8605 // Describes a Chrome thread's attributes. Emitted as part of a TrackDescriptor,
8606 // usually by the thread's trace writer. Must be paired with a ThreadDescriptor
8675 // Defines properties of a counter track, e.g. for built-in counters (thread
8696 // Thread-scoped counters. The thread's track should be specified via
8716 // For built-in counters (e.g. thread time). Custom user-specified counters
8740 // thread time). Counter values in subsequent packets on the current packet
8782 // thread, specify the uuid for that thread's thread track here.
8786 // process/thread name (process/thread tracks), the first event's name (async
8801 // Associate the track with a thread, indicating that the track's events
8802 // describe synchronous code execution on the thread. There should only be one
8803 // such track per thread (trace processor uses this fact to detect tid reuse).
8805 // Trace processor will merge events on a thread track with slice-type events
8806 // from other sources (e.g. ftrace) for the same thread into a single timeline
8808 optional ThreadDescriptor thread = 4; field