#112 [UI] Fixed losing focus (and getting under MainWindow) for Blocks widget.
#0 [UI] UI styling, added custom window header and dialogs (could be turned off/on and adjusted position at [Settings -> Appearance] menu).
* #0: various fixes for windows build
* remove warnings that definition of a variable hides previously defined ones
* remove warnings that function argument is not used
* remove warnings that statements are not reached
* event_trace_win: fix compilation with UNICODE
* #0 various windows fixes: react to PR comments
* localize unicode handling of process info to ProcessInfo
* fix compilation error in Properties constructor
* event_trace_win: fix bug in ProcessInfo initialization
We didn't retry setting the name when GetModuleBaseName() didn't succeed,
even though we did that before the last refactoring.
* Revert "event_trace_win: fix bug in ProcessInfo initialization"
This reverts commit c4ce6cf488be5489fa0a1a9c24e92dd39bbc42a1.
* Revert "#0 various windows fixes: react to PR comments"
This reverts commit cae31a25371e53a3645ddab82372c3772138d658.
* #0 various windows fixes: react to PR comments again
* keep number of allocations minimal
* add getProcessName() to retrieve the process name as char always (i.e. not UNICODE)
- Disables warnings for no-braced-scalar-init which shows up for ATOMIC_VAR_INIT.
- Fixes compile warnings, mostly "moving a temporary objects prevents
copy elision" (-Wpessimizing-move) and unused variables.
- Adds some necessary fields to make the sample compile after having
build the core library.
1) Added active time calculation (this is duration excluding context switch time).
2) Columns "Duration", "Self Dur.", "Self %", "% / Frame", "Active time", "Active %" in Plain mode shows total values per frame (sum of all values per frame).
Known issue: if context switch events occur out of profiled blocks then percent/thread may be calculated wrong as it is calculating relative to thread profiled time (which may be a very low value).
* (Core) Context switch events also register threads for current process;
* (Core) Writing process id into output file (old files still could be opened);
