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Open "Live" counters" view from gputop-ui and "Start sampling"
Open "Per contexts" view and select multiple contexts from "Select contexts"
Add "Gpu Busy" and "AVG Gpu Core Fequency" counter timelines from "Live counters" view
Close program corresponding to one of the selected contexts
Expected outcome:
When context disappears, timelines corresponding to that context disappear
Actual outcome:
Timelines disappear for all contexts
User needs to close the whole view, re-open it, reselect the contexts and add counters, to continue monitoring rest of the contexts
I think multicontext analysis is the main advantage of this tool over command line version of this tool and other open source GPU tools that work with Intel (intel_gpu_top in IGT, Apitrace and FrameRetrace), so it would be good to have that working well.
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I think multicontext analysis is the main advantage of this tool over command line version of this tool and other open source GPU tools that work with Intel (intel_gpu_top in IGT, Apitrace and FrameRetrace), so it would be good to have that working well.
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