package typerex-binutils

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val perf_type_id : PerfTypes.perf_type_id -> string

val perf_hw_id : PerfTypes.perf_hw_id -> string

val perf_hw_cache_id : PerfTypes.perf_hw_cache_id -> string

val perf_hw_cache_op_id : PerfTypes.perf_hw_cache_op_id -> string

val read_format : Stdlib.Buffer.t -> PerfTypes.read_format -> unit

val perf_record_mmap : Stdlib.Buffer.t -> PerfTypes.perf_record_mmap -> unit

val perf_record_lost : Stdlib.Buffer.t -> PerfTypes.perf_record_lost -> unit

val perf_record_comm : Stdlib.Buffer.t -> PerfTypes.perf_record_comm -> unit

val perf_record_read : Stdlib.Buffer.t -> PerfTypes.perf_record_read -> unit

val perf_record_throttle : 
  Stdlib.Buffer.t ->
  string ->
  PerfTypes.perf_record_throttle ->
  unit

val perf_record_exit : Stdlib.Buffer.t -> PerfTypes.perf_record_exit -> unit

val perf_record_fork : Stdlib.Buffer.t -> PerfTypes.perf_record_fork -> unit

val perf_record_sample : 
  Stdlib.Buffer.t ->
  PerfTypes.perf_record_sample ->
  unit

val perf_id_sample : Stdlib.Buffer.t -> PerfTypes.perf_id_sample option -> unit

val b : Stdlib.Buffer.t

val perf_event_type : PerfTypes.perf_event_type -> string

val attr_sample : PerfTypes.attr_sample -> string

val perf_event_attr : PerfTypes.perf_event_attr -> string