name–

The name of the thread or the method/stack frame.

class

The class which defines the method. If not shown, its value is added to the name column. If there are several Class objects with the same name created from different loaders in a profiled an OSGi runtime, e.g. if a bundle is re-installed a few times, mBProfiler will add sequence numbers next to the symbolic name of repeating nodes, e.g. my.bundle.Demo (2).

package

The package of the class where the method belongs. If not shown, its value is added in the name column.

class loader

The name of the class loader, which has loaded the corresponding method.

• In case of conventional Java class loaders, this is its class name.
• In case of class loaders residing in an OSGi environment, this is the symbolic name of the bundle the loader is for. If there are many loaders created for the same bundle during the profiling process (e.g. the bundle has been re-installed a few times), repeating entries have sequence numbers next to the symbolic name, e.g. my.bundle (2).

time (ms)

Shows the following data in CPU Call Table:

• For threads – Total time of existence.
• For methods/stack frames
  • For CPU Call Tree and hot spot root nodes in CPU Hot Spots – If in real CPU time, this is the real CPU time the method\frame has occupied. Otherwise, this is the clock time the method/frame has existed.
  • For entries at a deeper level in CPU Hot Spots – A value calculated depending on the way the concrete hot spot is invoked. It might not match the time of the method.

own time (ms)

Shows the following data:

• For threads – The run time of the thread; when in real CPU time, it shows the CPU time of the thread.
• For methods
  • For CPU Call Tree and hot spot root nodes in CPU Hot Spots – This is the own time of the method. If in real CPU time, this is the method's run time.
  • For entries at a deeper level in CPU Hot Spots – A value calculated depending on the way the concrete hot spot is invoked. It might not match the own time of the method.

This value does not imply the duration of its children.

inv count

The number of invocations of the methods (available only for profiling with the timing method). For CPU Hot Spots, inv count shows how many times the hot spot is called by the relevant stack frame or method.

avg time (ms)

The average time for invocation execution (available only for the timing method).