I am using CALLGRIND_START_INSTRUMENTATION and STOP at some key
locations in my code. In one location it works as expected, collecting
data only for the part of the code I'm interested in. In the other
location it collects data for other threads at the same time, not just
the part I'm interested in.

Is START/STOP thread sensitive, or is it program wide? That is, can I
actually record data only for a single thread?


I already know about the separate-threads option, but that is a bit
clumsier to analyze later. Plus the code I'm interested in does actually
run in multiple threads, it'd be nice to have them combined.

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