CeLog Zones (Windows CE 5.0)
The following table shows the supported CeLog event logging zones.
| Zone | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CELZONE_ALWAYSON | 0x40000000 | Events that are always on and not associated with a zone. Events that cannot be disabled from the logging process, like CELID_SYNC_END. |
| CELZONE_BOOT_TIME | 0x00010000 | Events in the boot process, used to profile the device startup sequence. |
| CELZONE_CRITSECT | 0x00000100 | Events related to critical sections. |
| CELZONE_DEBUG | 0x00800000 | Events related to debugging messages.
This zone is supported for Windows Mobile only. |
| CELZONE_DEMANDPAGE | 0x00000010 | Events related to paging. |
| CELZONE_HEAP | 0x00000800 | Events related to heaps. |
| CELZONE_INTERRUPT | 0x00000001 | Events related to interrupts. |
| CELZONE_KCALL | 0x00400000 | Events related to KCALLs. Because KCALL generates many events, this must be explicitly set or no data is logged. |
| CELZONE_LOADER | 0x00004000 | Events related to the loader. |
| CELZONE_MEMTRACKING | 0x00008000 | Events related to memory tracking. Reserved for future use. |
| CELZONE_MIGRATE | 0x00000004 | Events related to migration of threads between processes. |
| CELZONE_MISC | 0x80000000 | Events not belonging to a particular category. |
| CELZONE_PRIORITYINV | 0x00000080 | Events related to priority inversion. |
| CELZONE_PROCESS | 0x00000040 | Events related to processes. |
| CELZONE_RESCHEDULE | 0x00000002 | Events related to the scheduler. |
| CELZONE_SYNCH | 0x00000200 | Events related to synchronization. These include event, mutex, and semaphore operations, as well as calls to WaitForMultipleObjects. |
| CELZONE_THREAD | 0x00000020 | Events related to threads, except for thread switches, which are in CELZONE_RESCHEDULE. |
| CELZONE_TLB | 0x00000008 | Events related to the translation look-aside buffer (TLB). |
| CELZONE_VIRTMEM | 0x00001000 | Events related to virtual memory. |
See Also
CeLogData | CeLog Event Identifiers | CeLog Event Tracking Reference
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