Re: [PATCH 25/25] perf stat: Introduce --per-task option

[David Ahern]

On 6/10/15 12:10 PM, Jiri Olsa wrote:
> Currently all the -p option PID arguments tasks values
> get aggregated and printed as single values.
>
> Adding --per-tasks option to print values per task.
>
>    $ perf stat -e cycles,instructions --per-task -p 12451,16173
>    ^C
>     Performance counter stats for process id '12451,16173':
>
>    TASK-12451                77,784      cycles
>    TASK-16173                64,809      cycles
>    TASK-12451                14,432      instructions
>    TASK-16173                14,452      instructions
>
>           3.854957122 seconds time elapsed
>
> Also woks under interval mode:
>
>    $ ./perf stat -e cycles,instructions --per-task -p 16431,16173 -I 1000
>    #           time task                      counts unit events
>         1.000085816 TASK-16173                     0      cycles
>         1.000085816 TASK-16431         3,358,360,926      cycles
>         1.000085816 TASK-16173                     0      instructions
>         1.000085816 TASK-16431         9,062,422,086      instructions
>         2.000212262 TASK-16173                65,386      cycles
>         2.000212262 TASK-16431         3,349,355,309      cycles
>         2.000212262 TASK-16173                12,151      instructions
>         2.000212262 TASK-16431         9,039,401,422      instructions
>         3.000333402 TASK-16173                62,797      cycles
>         3.000333402 TASK-16431         3,357,140,183      cycles
>         3.000333402 TASK-16173                12,208      instructions
>         3.000333402 TASK-16431         9,058,080,762      instructions
>    ^C     3.375949851 TASK-16173                     0      cycles
>         3.375949851 TASK-16431         1,264,764,804      cycles
>         3.375949851 TASK-16173                     0      instructions
>         3.375949851 TASK-16431         3,414,532,317      instructions

Why not print $comm-$pid versus TASK-$pid?

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