hermes::profiler::Profiler Class Reference

Singleton code profiler. More...

Classes
class	Block
	Holds a labeled profiler block with start/end time points. More...
struct	BlockDescriptor
	Describes a block label. More...
class	ScopedBlock
	RAII Profiler Block. More...

Public Member Functions
	Profiler (Profiler &&other)=delete
	Profiler (const Profiler &other)=delete
Profiler &	operator= (const Profiler &other)=delete
Profiler &	operator= (Profiler &&other)=delete

Static Public Member Functions
static const std::vector< Block > &	blockList ()
	Raw block data. More...
static const BlockDescriptor &	blockDescriptor (const Block &block)
	Get block descriptor from block. More...
static u64	initTime ()
	Get time point when Profiler was instantiated. More...
static i64	cpuFrequency ()
	Computed CPU frequency. More...
static bool	isEnabled ()
	Checks if Profiler is currently enabled. More...
static void	enable ()
	Enables Profiler.
static void	disable ()
	Disables Profiler.
static u32	pushBlockDescriptor (const char *name, u32 color=argb_colors::Default)
	Registers a new block description. More...
static void	startBlock (Block &block)
	Starts a new block by taking this call time point. More...
static void	endBlock ()
	Finishes the block at the top of the stack. More...
static void	setMaxBlockCount (size_t max_block_count)
	Sets a limit into the maximum number of stored blocks. More...
static void	reset ()
	Clears all blocks.
static void	iterateBlocks (const std::function< void(const Block &)> &f)
	Iterates over stored blocks sequentially. More...
static std::string	dump ()
	Dumps profiling into a string.

Detailed Description

Singleton code profiler.

This profiler works by registering a sequence labeled blocks (time intervals). The labeled blocks can represent blocks of code lines, functions bodies and sections. Blocks can also reside inside other blocks constituting hierarchies - useful to find out which section of a function is slower for example.

Ideally, the class should be used indirectly by the auxiliary MACROS. Here is an example of different types of blocks being used:

void profiled_function() {
    // register a block taking the function's name as the label
    // the block is automatically finished after leaving this function
    HERMES_PROFILE_FUNCTION()
    // some code
    {
        // register a block with the label "code scope"
        // the block is automatically finished after leaving this function
        HERMES_PROFILE_SCOPE("code scope")
    }
    // you can also initiate and finish a block manually
    HERMES_PROFILE_START_BLOCK("my block")
    // some code
    HERMES_PROFILE_END_BLOCK
    // remember to finish blocks consistently, as the profiler uses a simple stack
    // to manage block creation/completion
}

• In case memory is a limitation or for any other reason, you may also limit the maximum number of blocks being stored at any time

  // only keep the last 100 blocks
  hermes::profiler::Profiler::setMaxBlockCount(100);

Member Function Documentation

blockDescriptor()

const Profiler::BlockDescriptor & hermes::profiler::Profiler::blockDescriptor ( const Block &  block )

static

Get block descriptor from block.

Parameters

block

Returns

blockList()

const std::vector< Profiler::Block > & hermes::profiler::Profiler::blockList ( )

static

Raw block data.

Returns

cpuFrequency()

i64 hermes::profiler::Profiler::cpuFrequency ( )

static

Computed CPU frequency.

Returns

frequency in Hz

endBlock()

void hermes::profiler::Profiler::endBlock ( )

static

Finishes the block at the top of the stack.

Note

The top of the stack is popped

initTime()

u64 hermes::profiler::Profiler::initTime ( )

static

Get time point when Profiler was instantiated.

Returns

time in CPU ticks

isEnabled()

bool hermes::profiler::Profiler::isEnabled ( )

static

Checks if Profiler is currently enabled.

Returns

iterateBlocks()

void hermes::profiler::Profiler::iterateBlocks ( const std::function< void(const Block &)> &  f )

static

Iterates over stored blocks sequentially.

Parameters

f	callback function for each block

pushBlockDescriptor()

u32 hermes::profiler::Profiler::pushBlockDescriptor ( const char *  name, u32  color = argb_colors::Default  )

static

Registers a new block description.

Parameters

name
color

Returns

setMaxBlockCount()

void hermes::profiler::Profiler::setMaxBlockCount ( size_t  max_block_count )

static

Sets a limit into the maximum number of stored blocks.

Parameters

max_block_count

startBlock()

void hermes::profiler::Profiler::startBlock ( Profiler::Block &  block )

static

Starts a new block by taking this call time point.

Note

The block is put on top of the stack

Parameters

block

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• hermes/common/profiler.h
• hermes/common/profiler.cpp