ProbeBssCounters

Struct ProbeBssCounters 

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct ProbeBssCounters {
Show 15 fields pub probe_count: u64, pub kprobe_returns: u64, pub meta_miss: u64, pub ringbuf_drops: u64, pub timeline_count: u64, pub timeline_drops: u64, pub pi_count: u64, pub pi_orphan_fexits: u64, pub pi_class_change_count: u64, pub pi_drops: u64, pub lock_contend_count: u64, pub lock_contend_drops: u64, pub preempt_disable_count: u64, pub preempt_enable_count: u64, pub trigger_count: u64,
}
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Cross-CPU sum of every per-CPU diagnostic counter slot in the probe BPF program’s .bss ktstr_pcpu_counters array.

The probe declares one fixed-shape per-CPU array (pcpu_counter ktstr_pcpu_counters[MAX_CPUS][KTSTR_PCPU_NR] — see src/bpf/probe.bpf.c); each tracepoint / kprobe handler bumps a slot via ktstr_pcpu_inc(KTSTR_PCPU_<NAME>). The host reader sums across the CPU axis to recover the cumulative count each handler reports. Field names mirror the slot names from enum ktstr_pcpu_idx so an operator can walk back from the failure-dump field to the probe source by exact name.

All counters are monotonic-since-probe-attach. Zero values indicate either “the corresponding tracepoint never fired” (the common case for pi_* and lock_contend_* on tests that don’t exercise PI / lock contention) or “the tracepoint never attached” (e.g. preempt_* on a kernel without CONFIG_TRACE_PREEMPT_TOGGLE); the counter alone cannot distinguish those two cases — pair with the attach-state surface in crate::probe::process::ProbeDiagnostics when the distinction matters.

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§probe_count: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_PROBE_COUNT summed across CPUs — total kprobe fires past the ktstr_enabled gate.

§kprobe_returns: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_KPROBE_RETURNS summed across CPUs — kprobe fires that committed an entry to probe_data (past func_meta_map lookup and scratch-slot allocation).

§meta_miss: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_META_MISS summed across CPUs — kprobe fires whose IP missed func_meta_map. probe_count - kprobe_returns is the total bail count; meta_miss is the subset whose bail came from the func_meta_map lookup.

§ringbuf_drops: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_RINGBUF_DROPS summed across CPUs — failed bpf_ringbuf_reserve calls inside the trigger handler.

§timeline_count: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_TIMELINE_COUNT summed across CPUs — successful timeline-event submissions across the three timeline tracepoints (sched_switch + sched_migrate_task + sched_wakeup).

§timeline_drops: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_TIMELINE_DROPS summed across CPUs — timeline submissions that failed because the dedicated timeline_events ringbuf was full at submit time.

§pi_count: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_PI_COUNT summed across CPUs — PI boost / unboost records committed via fexit/rt_mutex_setprio.

§pi_orphan_fexits: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_PI_ORPHAN_FEXITS summed across CPUs — fexit fires whose entry-side snapshot was never recorded (attach race or pi_scratch overflow).

§pi_class_change_count: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_PI_CLASS_CHANGE_COUNT summed across CPUs — PI events that observed a sched_class flip from fentry to fexit (e.g. CFS → RT under a boost).

§pi_drops: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_PI_DROPS summed across CPUs — TL_EVT_PI_BOOST submissions that failed because the timeline ringbuf was full at the PI fexit handler.

§lock_contend_count: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_LOCK_CONTEND_COUNT summed across CPUs — tp_btf/contention_begin fires that committed a TL_EVT_LOCK_CONTEND timeline record.

§lock_contend_drops: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_LOCK_CONTEND_DROPS summed across CPUs — TL_EVT_LOCK_CONTEND submissions that failed because the timeline ringbuf was full.

§preempt_disable_count: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_PREEMPT_DISABLE_COUNT summed across CPUs — tp_btf/preempt_disable outermost-transition fires.

§preempt_enable_count: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_PREEMPT_ENABLE_COUNT summed across CPUs — tp_btf/preempt_enable outermost-transition fires.

§trigger_count: u64

KTSTR_PCPU_TRIGGER_COUNT summed across CPUs — every tp_btf/sched_ext_exit fire (including non-error kinds like DONE / UNREG, not just error-class exits).

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impl Clone for ProbeBssCounters

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fn clone(&self) -> ProbeBssCounters

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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impl Default for ProbeBssCounters

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fn default() -> ProbeBssCounters

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