class ProfileSaver { public: // Starts the profile saver thread if not already started. // If the saver is already running it adds (output_filename, code_paths) to its tracked locations. // // The `ref_profile_filename` denotes the path to the reference profile which // might be queried to determine if an initial save should be done earlier. // It can be empty indicating there is no reference profile. staticvoid Start(const ProfileSaverOptions& options, const std::string& output_filename,
jit::JitCodeCache* jit_code_cache, const std::vector<std::string>& code_paths, const std::string& ref_profile_filename,
AppInfo::CodeType code_type)
REQUIRES(!Locks::profiler_lock_, !instance_->wait_lock_);
// The run loop for the saver. void Run()
REQUIRES(Locks::profiler_lock_, !wait_lock_)
RELEASE(Locks::profiler_lock_);
// Processes the existing profiling info from the jit code cache and returns // true if it needed to be saved to disk. // If number_of_new_methods is not null, after the call it will contain the number of new methods // written to disk. // If force_save is true, the saver will ignore any constraints which limit IO (e.g. will write // the profile to disk even if it's just one new method). bool ProcessProfilingInfo(bool force_save, /*out*/uint16_t* number_of_new_methods)
REQUIRES(!Locks::profiler_lock_)
REQUIRES(!Locks::mutator_lock_);
// Returns true if the saver is shutting down (ProfileSaver::Stop() has been called). bool ShuttingDown(Thread* self) REQUIRES(!Locks::profiler_lock_);
// Fetches the current resolved classes and methods from the ClassLinker and stores them in the // profile_cache_ for later save. void FetchAndCacheResolvedClassesAndMethods(bool startup) REQUIRES(!Locks::profiler_lock_);
void DumpInfo(std::ostream& os);
// Resolve the realpath of the locations stored in tracked_dex_base_locations_to_be_resolved_ // and put the result in tracked_dex_base_locations_. void ResolveTrackedLocations() REQUIRES(!Locks::profiler_lock_);
// Get the profile metadata that should be associated with the profile session during the current // profile saver session.
ProfileCompilationInfo::ProfileSampleAnnotation GetProfileSampleAnnotation();
// Get extra global flags if necessary (e.g. the running architecture), otherwise 0. static uint32_t GetExtraMethodHotnessFlags(const ProfileSaverOptions& options);
// Extends the given set of flags with global flags if necessary (e.g. the running architecture).
ProfileCompilationInfo::MethodHotness::Flag AnnotateSampleFlags(uint32_t flags);
// The only instance of the saver. static ProfileSaver* instance_ GUARDED_BY(Locks::profiler_lock_); // Profile saver thread. static pthread_t profiler_pthread_ GUARDED_BY(Locks::profiler_lock_);
jit::JitCodeCache* jit_code_cache_;
// Collection of code paths that the profiler tracks. // It maps profile locations to code paths (dex base locations).
SafeMap<std::string, std::set<std::string>> tracked_dex_base_locations_
GUARDED_BY(Locks::profiler_lock_);
// Collection of code paths that the profiler tracks but may note have been resolved // to their realpath. The resolution is done async to minimize the time it takes for // someone to register a path.
SafeMap<std::string, std::set<std::string>> tracked_dex_base_locations_to_be_resolved_
GUARDED_BY(Locks::profiler_lock_);
// Collection of output profiles that the profile tracks. // It maps output profile locations to reference profiles and code types. // This is used to determine if any profile is non-empty at the start of the ProfileSaver, which // influences the time of the first ever save. // It's also used to determine the save order.
SafeMap<std::string, std::pair<std::string, AppInfo::CodeType>> tracked_profiles_
GUARDED_BY(Locks::profiler_lock_);
// A local cache for the profile information. Maps each tracked file to its // profile information. This is used to cache the startup classes so that // we don't hammer the disk to save them right away. // The size of this cache is usually very small and tops // to just a few hundreds entries in the ProfileCompilationInfo objects.
SafeMap<std::string, ProfileCompilationInfo*> profile_cache_ GUARDED_BY(Locks::profiler_lock_);
// Whether or not this is the first ever profile save. // Note this is an approximation and is not 100% precise. It relies on checking // whether or not the profiles are empty which is not a precise indication // of being the first save (they could have been cleared in the meantime). bool IsFirstSave() REQUIRES(!Locks::profiler_lock_);
// Save period condition support.
Mutex wait_lock_ DEFAULT_MUTEX_ACQUIRED_AFTER;
ConditionVariable period_condition_ GUARDED_BY(wait_lock_);
uint64_t total_bytes_written_;
uint64_t total_number_of_writes_;
uint64_t total_number_of_code_cache_queries_;
uint64_t total_number_of_skipped_writes_;
uint64_t total_number_of_failed_writes_;
uint64_t total_ms_of_sleep_;
uint64_t total_ns_of_work_; // TODO(calin): replace with an actual size.
uint64_t total_number_of_hot_spikes_;
uint64_t total_number_of_wake_ups_;
const ProfileSaverOptions options_;
// Notification time for delayed profile saving in milliseconds (ms). // It is used in two functions: NotifyDelayProfileSaving and ProfileSaver::Run. The former is // protected by profiler_lock_, while the latter releases the profiler_lock_ at the beginning of // the function. Therefore, it is defined as an atomic variable.
std::atomic<uint64_t> notify_delay_time_;
// Whether the profile saver has fetched all startup classes/methods after startup has completed. // // We use `std::atomic` instead of guarding it by `profiler_lock_` because it's used in functions // that don't hold the lock and we don't want to acquire the lock just for this. // // We don't need memory ordering on reads and writes for this variable because the reader and the // writer are synchronized on `profiler_lock_` anyway when they read/write the actual profiling // info.
std::atomic<bool> startup_classes_methods_fully_fetched_;
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