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Do not skip the first sample for PID#1 The continue statement was introduced very early with commit 5da71e1 in the original reposiotory before bootchart was merged into systemd, when there was little code at the end of the while loop and apparently skipping it didn't hurt. Specifically commit 9b004a7 introduces still_runnig flag which is never set for PID#1 which makes it subject to garbage collection in garbage_collect_dead_processes().
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Do not skip the first sample for PID#1
The continue statement was introduced very early with commit 5da71e1 in the original reposiotory before bootchart was merged into systemd, when there was little code at the end of the while loop and apparently skipping it didn't hurt. Specifically commit 9b004a7 introduces still_runnig flag which is never set for PID#1 which makes it subject to garbage collection in garbage_collect_dead_processes().