very minor code police. also fix a possible but unlikely missed cpu_boost(false)
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10 * Profiling routines counts ticks and calls to each profiled function.
12 * Copyright (C) 2005 by Brandon Low
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24 * profile_func_enter() based on mcount found in gmon.c:
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54 * @(#)gmon.c 5.3 (Berkeley) 5/22/91
57 #include <file.h>
58 #include <sprintf.h>
59 #include <system.h>
60 #include <string.h>
61 #include <timer.h>
62 #include <sys/types.h>
63 #include "profile.h"
66 /* PFD is Profiled Function Data */
68 /* Indices are shorts which means that we use 4k of RAM */
69 #define INDEX_BITS 11 /* What is a reasonable size for this? */
70 #define INDEX_SIZE 2048 /* 2 ^ INDEX_BITS */
71 #define INDEX_MASK 0x7FF /* lower INDEX_BITS 1 */
74 * In the current setup (pfd has 4 longs and 2 shorts) this uses 20k of RAM
75 * for profiling, and allows for profiling sections of code with up-to
76 * 1024 function caller->callee pairs
78 #define NUMPFDS 1024
80 struct pfd_struct {
81 void *self_pc;
82 unsigned long count;
83 unsigned long time;
84 unsigned short link;
85 struct pfd_struct *caller;
88 /* Possible states of profiling */
89 #define PROF_ON 0x00
90 #define PROF_BUSY 0x01
91 #define PROF_ERROR 0x02
92 #define PROF_OFF 0x03
93 /* Masks for thread switches */
94 #define PROF_OFF_THREAD 0x10
95 #define PROF_ON_THREAD 0x0F
97 static unsigned short profiling = PROF_OFF;
98 static size_t recursion_level;
99 static unsigned short indices[INDEX_SIZE];
100 static struct pfd_struct pfds[NUMPFDS];
101 /* This holds a pointer to the last pfd effected for time tracking */
102 static struct pfd_struct *last_pfd;
103 /* These are used to track the time when we've lost the CPU so it doesn't count
104 * against any of the profiled functions */
105 static int profiling_thread = -1;
107 /* internal function prototypes */
108 static void profile_timer_tick(void);
109 static void profile_timer_unregister(void);
111 static void write_function_recursive(int fd, struct pfd_struct *pfd, int depth);
113 /* Be careful to use the right one for the size of your variable */
114 #ifdef CPU_COLDFIRE
115 #define ADDQI_L(_var,_value) \
116 asm ("addq.l %[value],%[var];" \
117 : [var] "+g" (_var) \
118 : [value] "I" (_value) )
119 #else
120 #define ADDQI_L(var, value) var += value
121 #endif
123 void profile_thread_stopped(int current_thread) {
124 if (current_thread == profiling_thread) {
125 /* If profiling is busy or idle */
126 if (profiling < PROF_ERROR) {
127 /* Unregister the timer so that other threads aren't interrupted */
128 timer_unregister();
130 /* Make sure we don't waste time profiling when we're running the
131 * wrong thread */
132 profiling |= PROF_OFF_THREAD;
136 void profile_thread_started(int current_thread) {
137 if (current_thread == profiling_thread) {
138 /* Now we are allowed to profile again */
139 profiling &= PROF_ON_THREAD;
140 /* if profiling was busy or idle */
141 if (profiling < PROF_ERROR) {
142 /* After we de-mask, if profiling is active, reactivate the timer */
143 timer_register(0, profile_timer_unregister,
144 TIMER_FREQ/10000, 0, profile_timer_tick);
149 static void profile_timer_tick(void) {
150 if (!profiling) {
151 register struct pfd_struct *my_last_pfd = last_pfd;
152 if (my_last_pfd) {
153 ADDQI_L(my_last_pfd->time,1);
158 static void profile_timer_unregister(void) {
159 profiling = PROF_ERROR;
160 profstop();
163 /* This function clears the links on top level linkers, and clears the needed
164 * parts of memory in the index array */
165 void profstart(int current_thread) {
166 recursion_level = 0;
167 profiling_thread = current_thread;
168 last_pfd = (struct pfd_struct*)0;
169 pfds[0].link = 0;
170 pfds[0].self_pc = 0;
171 memset(&indices,0,INDEX_SIZE * sizeof(unsigned short));
172 timer_register(
173 0, profile_timer_unregister, TIMER_FREQ/10000, 0, profile_timer_tick);
174 profiling = PROF_ON;
177 static void write_function_recursive(int fd, struct pfd_struct *pfd, int depth){
178 unsigned short link = pfd->link;
179 fdprintf(fd,"0x%08lX\t%08ld\t%08ld\t%04d\n", (size_t)pfd->self_pc,
180 pfd->count, pfd->time, depth);
181 if (link > 0 && link < NUMPFDS) {
182 write_function_recursive(fd, &pfds[link], depth++);
186 void profstop() {
187 int profiling_exit = profiling;
188 int fd = 0;
189 int i;
190 unsigned short current_index;
191 timer_unregister();
192 profiling = PROF_OFF;
193 fd = open("/profile.out", O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_TRUNC);
194 if (profiling_exit == PROF_ERROR) {
195 fdprintf(fd,"Profiling exited with an error.\n");
196 fdprintf(fd,"Overflow or timer stolen most likely.\n");
198 fdprintf(fd,"PROFILE_THREAD\tPFDS_USED\n");
199 fdprintf(fd,"%08d\t%08d\n", profiling_thread,
200 pfds[0].link);
201 fdprintf(fd,"FUNCTION_PC\tCALL_COUNT\tTICKS\t\tDEPTH\n");
202 for (i = 0; i < INDEX_SIZE; i++) {
203 current_index = indices[i];
204 if (current_index != 0) {
205 write_function_recursive(fd, &pfds[current_index], 0);
208 fdprintf(fd,"DEBUG PROFILE DATA FOLLOWS\n");
209 fdprintf(fd,"INDEX\tLOCATION\tSELF_PC\t\tCOUNT\t\tTIME\t\tLINK\tCALLER\n");
210 for (i = 0; i < NUMPFDS; i++) {
211 struct pfd_struct *my_last_pfd = &pfds[i];
212 if (my_last_pfd->self_pc != 0) {
213 fdprintf(fd,
214 "%04d\t0x%08lX\t0x%08lX\t0x%08lX\t0x%08lX\t%04d\t0x%08lX\n",
215 i, (size_t)my_last_pfd, (size_t)my_last_pfd->self_pc,
216 my_last_pfd->count, my_last_pfd->time, my_last_pfd->link,
217 (size_t)my_last_pfd->caller);
220 fdprintf(fd,"INDEX_ADDRESS=INDEX\n");
221 for (i=0; i < INDEX_SIZE; i++) {
222 fdprintf(fd,"%08lX=%04d\n",(size_t)&indices[i],indices[i]);
224 close(fd);
227 void profile_func_exit(void *self_pc, void *call_site) {
228 (void)call_site;
229 (void)self_pc;
230 /* When we started timing, we set the time to the tick at that time
231 * less the time already used in function */
232 if (profiling) {
233 return;
235 profiling = PROF_BUSY;
237 register unsigned short my_recursion_level = recursion_level;
238 if (my_recursion_level) {
239 my_recursion_level--;
240 recursion_level = my_recursion_level;
241 } else {
242 /* This shouldn't be necessary, maybe exit could be called first */
243 register struct pfd_struct *my_last_pfd = last_pfd;
244 if (my_last_pfd) {
245 last_pfd = my_last_pfd->caller;
249 profiling = PROF_ON;
252 #define ALLOCATE_PFD(temp) \
253 temp = ++pfds[0].link;\
254 if (temp >= NUMPFDS) goto overflow; \
255 pfd = &pfds[temp];\
256 pfd->self_pc = self_pc; pfd->count = 1; pfd->time = 0
258 void profile_func_enter(void *self_pc, void *from_pc) {
259 struct pfd_struct *pfd;
260 struct pfd_struct *prev_pfd;
261 unsigned short *pfd_index_pointer;
262 unsigned short pfd_index;
264 /* check that we are profiling and that we aren't recursively invoked
265 * this is equivalent to 'if (profiling != PROF_ON)' but it's faster */
266 if (profiling) {
267 return;
269 profiling = PROF_BUSY;
270 /* A check that the PC is in the code range here wouldn't hurt, but this is
271 * logically guaranteed to be a valid address unless the constants are
272 * breaking the rules. */
273 pfd_index_pointer = &indices[((size_t)from_pc)&INDEX_MASK];
274 pfd_index = *pfd_index_pointer;
275 if (pfd_index == 0) {
276 /* new caller, allocate new storage */
277 ALLOCATE_PFD(pfd_index);
278 pfd->link = 0;
279 *pfd_index_pointer = pfd_index;
280 goto done;
282 pfd = &pfds[pfd_index];
283 if (pfd->self_pc == self_pc) {
284 /* only / most recent function called by this caller, usual case */
285 /* increment count, start timing and exit */
286 goto found;
288 /* collision, bad for performance, look down the list of functions called by
289 * colliding PCs */
290 for (; /* goto done */; ) {
291 pfd_index = pfd->link;
292 if (pfd_index == 0) {
293 /* no more previously called functions, allocate a new one */
294 ALLOCATE_PFD(pfd_index);
295 /* this function becomes the new head, link to the old head */
296 pfd->link = *pfd_index_pointer;
297 /* and set the index to point to this function */
298 *pfd_index_pointer = pfd_index;
299 /* start timing and exit */
300 goto done;
302 /* move along the chain */
303 prev_pfd = pfd;
304 pfd = &pfds[pfd_index];
305 if (pfd->self_pc == self_pc) {
306 /* found ourself */
307 /* Remove me from my old spot */
308 prev_pfd->link = pfd->link;
309 /* Link to the old head */
310 pfd->link = *pfd_index_pointer;
311 /* Make me head */
312 *pfd_index_pointer = pfd_index;
313 /* increment count, start timing and exit */
314 goto found;
318 /* We've found a pfd, increment it */
319 found:
320 ADDQI_L(pfd->count,1);
321 /* We've (found or created) and updated our pfd, save it and start timing */
322 done:
324 register struct pfd_struct *my_last_pfd = last_pfd;
325 if (pfd != my_last_pfd) {
326 /* If we are not recursing */
327 pfd->caller = my_last_pfd;
328 last_pfd = pfd;
329 } else {
330 ADDQI_L(recursion_level,1);
333 /* Start timing this function */
334 profiling = PROF_ON;
335 return; /* normal return restores saved registers */
337 overflow:
338 /* this is the same as 'profiling = PROF_ERROR' */
339 profiling = PROF_ERROR;
340 return;