Searched refs:kpkc_flags (Results 1 – 3 of 3) sorted by relevance
207 assert(cs->kpkc_flags & CALLSTACK_KERNEL); in callstack_fixup_interrupted()223 cs->kpkc_flags = CALLSTACK_CONTINUATION | CALLSTACK_VALID | CALLSTACK_KERNEL; in kperf_continuation_sample()225 cs->kpkc_flags |= CALLSTACK_64BIT; in kperf_continuation_sample()239 cs->kpkc_flags = CALLSTACK_KERNEL | CALLSTACK_KERNEL_WORDS; in kperf_backtrace_sample()241 cs->kpkc_flags |= CALLSTACK_64BIT; in kperf_backtrace_sample()253 cs->kpkc_flags |= CALLSTACK_VALID; in kperf_backtrace_sample()262 cs->kpkc_flags |= CALLSTACK_TRUNCATED; in kperf_backtrace_sample()287 cs->kpkc_flags = CALLSTACK_KERNEL; in kperf_kcallstack_sample()289 cs->kpkc_flags |= CALLSTACK_64BIT; in kperf_kcallstack_sample()294 cs->kpkc_flags |= CALLSTACK_KERNEL_WORDS; in kperf_kcallstack_sample()[all …]
65 uint32_t kpkc_flags; member
240 sbuf->kcallstack.kpkc_flags = 0; in kperf_sample_internal()