Re: what does id mean in perf script

[David Ahern]

On 8/23/13 8:38 AM, Peipei Wang wrote:
Hi all,
I got a file using perf script as follows. I want to know the meaning
in the array id in event,like
  id = { 672074, 672075, 672076, 672077
, 672078, 672079, 672080, 672081, 672082, 672083, 672084, 672085,
672086, 672087, 672088, 672089, 672090, 672091, 672092, 672093,
672094, 672095, 672096, 672097, 672098, 672099, 672100, 672101,
672102, 672103, 672104, 672105, 672106, 672107, 672108, 672109,
672110, 672111, 672112, 672113, 672114, 672115, 672116, 672117,
672118, 672119, 672120, 672121, 672122, 672123, 672124, 672125,
672126, 672127, 672128, 672129, 672130, 672131, 672132 }

What do these numbers mean??

I believe those are the id's for the events in your data set. A means 
for correlating your samples with the evsel that describes the event.

David

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