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Where each entry is:
"{node {%s} procname {%s} pid %u tid %u state %s b_node %s b_procname %s b_pid %u
b_tid %u}"
Assume that the entry describes the scenario in which Process A thread m is blocked on process B thread n:
DescriptionSubevent Type
Name of the node that process A thread m is on.node
Name of process A.procname
Process ID of process A.pid
Thread ID of process A thread m.tid
Thread state of process A thread m. Can be one of
the following:
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STATE_CONDVAR
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STATE_DEAD
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STATE_INTR
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STATE_JOIN
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STATE_MUTEX
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STATE_NANOSLEEP
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STATE_READY
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STATE_RECEIVE
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STATE_REPLY
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STATE_RUNNING
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STATE_SEM
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STATE_SEND
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STATE_SIGSUSPEND
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STATE_SIGWAITINFO
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STATE_STACK
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STATE_STOPPED
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STATE_WAITPAGE
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STATE_WAITTHREAD
state
Name of the node that process B thread is on.b_node
Name of process B.b_procname
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