Add support for thread data parsing. #481
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Provide access to /proc/PID/task/TID files, for thread specific values. Since such files have the same structure as /proc/PID/ ones, the data structures and the parsers for the latter may be reused. Signed-off-by: Emy Parparita <emy.parparita@gmail.com>
Thank you, could you also merge it on my behalf or point me to ppl. that might be able to do so? I don't have write access. |
Signed-off-by: Emy Parparita <emy.parparita@gmail.com>
Thank you, all done! |
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Thank you all for making this happen. |
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Provide access to /proc/PID/task/TID files, for thread specific values. Since such files have the same structure as /proc/PID/ ones, the data structures and the parsers for the latter may be reused.
@discordianfish, @pgier if you could take a look at this very basic PR, that would be appreciated. TIA