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Jamie LiuandgVisor bot 9784dbf906 Rename procid package to hosttid.
"procid" implies "process ID", "processor (CPU?) ID", or "`runtime.p.id`". It
is none of these things. Instead, `procid.Current()` returns the caller's host
thread ID; almost every caller relies on this property. Rename the package
accordingly.

Nit: Replace "system thread identifier" with "host thread ID". "System" is
needlessly vague in a setting where many callers will also have an unrelated
application thread ID, and "identifier" is a guess at what is abbreviated by
"thread ID" - but cf. gettid(2), "NAME: gettid - get thread identification".
PiperOrigin-RevId: 507034135
2023-02-03 17:47:56 -08:00

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//
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//
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// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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// Package hosttid provides the Current function.
package hosttid
import (
"runtime"
)
// Dummy references for facts.
const _ = runtime.Compiler
// Current returns the caller's host thread ID. Unless runtime.LockOSThread()
// is in effect, this function is inherently racy since the Go runtime may
// migrate the calling goroutine to another thread at any time.
//
// Current is equivalent to unix.Gettid(), but faster.
func Current() uint64