java - YourKit Export CSV Data Formats -

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i attempting extract data displayed in yourkit's "threads" view (on thread state; when each thread "waiting" or "runnable"). have used command-line export utility generate of formats of views supports.

contained in export directory file "table--thread-life-cycle--name-history.csv". seems contain information require, cannot find documentation on columns in file.

for reference, columns are:

id  uptime_ns   thread  thread_name frame   top_method  top_non_filtered_method thread_life_cycle_id    name

a sample of data single thread might be:

94  11879264791 57  executor task launch worker-0   39131   java.lang.thread.<init>(threadgroup, runnable, string)  scala.collection.traversablelike$withfilter$$anonfun$foreach$1.apply(object)    52  keep-alive-timer 95  11899612660 57  executor task launch worker-0   39191   java.lang.thread.<init>()   scala.collection.traversablelike$withfilter$$anonfun$foreach$1.apply(object)        53  thread-34 96  11918630377 57  executor task launch worker-0   39191   java.lang.thread.<init>()   scala.collection.traversablelike$withfilter$$anonfun$foreach$1.apply(object)    54  thread-35 97  11942061861 57  executor task launch worker-0   39191   java.lang.thread.<init>()   scala.collection.traversablelike$withfilter$$anonfun$foreach$1.apply(object)    55  thread-36 98  11957367215 57  executor task launch worker-0   39191   java.lang.thread.<init>()   scala.collection.traversablelike$withfilter$$anonfun$foreach$1.apply(object)    56  thread-37 99  11971295215 57  executor task launch worker-0   39191   java.lang.thread.<init>()   scala.collection.traversablelike$withfilter$$anonfun$foreach$1.apply(object)    57  thread-38

there plenty of other files in export dump, seems promising. should looking elsewhere? can shed light on formats used in yjp's exported csv?

export of thread states (waiting, blocked, running, etc) not supported yet in yourkit profiler. it's planned feature.

table--thread-life-cycle--name-history.csv export of "thread life cycle" probe. contains history of thread name changes only.


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