I think that this could be implemented extending the mem_options[] in
file builtin-mem.c lines 205-221.
Or else, use 'perf record' directly as Andi suggested.
Alternatively you can just specify the command line perf mem record
would specify directly to perf record, plus -c/-F
$ perf record -Wd -e cpu/mem-loads/pp -F 200 -- ls
$ perf mem report
Wow, thank you for such details! I'll take a look at this!
Best regards.
Thanks,
Namhyung
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