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/xnu-10002.1.13/tests/recount/
H A Drecount_tests.c347 struct proc_threadcounts_data *after, const char *perf_level) in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing() argument
351 "energy = %llu", name, perf_level, before->ptcd_user_time_mach, in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing()
355 "energy = %llu", name, perf_level, after->ptcd_user_time_mach, in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing()
360 "%s user time should be non-zero", perf_level); in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing()
362 "%s system time should be non-zero", perf_level); in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing()
364 "%s instructions should be non-zero", perf_level); in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing()
366 "%s cycles should be non-zero", perf_level); in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing()
369 "%s user time should increase", perf_level); in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing()
371 "%s system time should increase", perf_level); in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing()
373 "%s instructions should increase", perf_level); in _proc_pidthreadcounts_increasing()
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H A Drecount_test_utils.c88 perf_level_name(unsigned int perf_level) in perf_level_name() argument
106 T_QUIET; T_ASSERT_LT(perf_level, 2, "no more than two perf levels"); in perf_level_name()
107 return names[perf_level]; in perf_level_name()
H A Drecount_test_utils.h36 const char *perf_level_name(unsigned int perf_level);