The details panel has the following modes:
The Heat Map shows a list of threads and processes that were active during the capture session in each time bin, alongside a color-coded heat map. Colors range from white to red, and the darker the color, the more activity caused by the thread or process in that bin.
The Core Map shows a list of threads and processes that were active during the capture session and a color-coded activity map. The activity map shows which core was responsible for most of the activity for each thread or process. This mode is not available for single core hardware targets.
Identical to Core Map mode, except that Cluster Map mode provides a color-coded activity map based on clusters. This mode is only available for targets that have multiple core clusters.
Samples mode lists the functions with samples in the currently selected cross-section. Jump to the relevant row in the Functions view by double-clicking on a function.
Processes mode provides a list of all processes alongside a process ID, the average percentage of CPU used and the maximum amount of memory used. Like Samples mode, the data shown depends on the current selection of the cross-section marker.
The Mali Timeline mode shows the device, process, graphics context, and a list of the queues that were present in your capture. You can analyze the events data shown in Mali Timeline mode at a variety of zoom levels, use the data to see the the connections between queue events, and get the Initiated and Duration times for an event.
Use Mali timeline mode if your job manager GPU is version r43p0 or later.
This mode displays the OpenCL commands being executed on each thread over the course of a capture session and shows dependencies between commands. This mode is only available on Arm® Mali™ devices with OpenCL timeline support compiled into the driver.
Use OpenCL mode if your job manager GPU is version r42 or earlier.
This mode is only available if the capture contains visual annotations. It displays an enlarged version of the selected image in a visual annotation chart.
The map modes and OpenCL mode have a filter field. Filter the data in the details panel by entering a regular expression in the field. For example, the map modes show only the threads and processes whose name matches the expression. Regular expression strings are not case-sensitive.
Entries in the filter field in one of the map modes affect the other map modes only.