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open-gpu-kernel-modules/src/nvidia/inc/kernel/diagnostics/profiler.h
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/*
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#ifndef _PROFILER_H_
#define _PROFILER_H_
/*!
* @file profiler.h
* @brief Simple API to measure elapsed times in RM for profiling and statistics
*
* The primary goals of this API are to:
* 1. Be lightweight and have little-to-no setup required (built into release drivers)
* 2. Defer as much analysis as possible to the user of the data (keep it simple)
* 3. Provide sub-millisecond resolution if possible (medium-high granularity)
*
* This is intended mainly for coarse measurements of time-critical software
* sequences, such as GC6. For example, the measurements could be used to catch
* major latency regressions in a particular timing module.
*
* For more sophisticated profiling (e.g. for prospective analysis), use of an
* external profiling tool (e.g. xperf with ETW) is recommended instead.
*/
#include "core/core.h"
/*!
* Record containing the statistics of a single time module to be profiled
* periodically.
*
* This tracks the min/max elapsed time over all the measurement
* cycles, as well as the total elapsed time and number of cycles.
* To calculate the average elapsed time per cycle, divide total_ns by count.
*
* 64-bit precision integers are used to hold nanosecond resolution
* over long periods of time (e.g. greater than 4 seconds).
*/
typedef struct
{
NvU64 count; //<! Number of cycles this time record has measured
NvU64 start_ns; //<! Starting time of current cycle in nanoseconds
NvU64 total_ns; //<! Total nanoseconds elapsed for this record
NvU64 min_ns; //<! Minimum nanoseconds elapsed in a single cycle
NvU64 max_ns; //<! Maximum nanoseconds elapsed in a single cycle
} RM_PROF_STATS;
/*!
* A profiling group is a chain of continuous profiling modules. The purpose of
* chaining the modules together is to reduce the number of timestamps taken
* by approximately half and to prevent any time from "escaping" between the
* end of one module and the start of another (e.g. due to preemption).
*/
typedef struct
{
RM_PROF_STATS *pTotal; //<! Stats for the total time spent in the group.
RM_PROF_STATS *pLast; //<! Stats for the previous module of the group.
} RM_PROF_GROUP;
/*!
* Start measuring time for the specified module stats (begin a new cycle).
*/
#define RM_PROF_START(pStats) rmProfStart(pStats)
/*!
* Stop measuring time for the specified module stats (end a cycle).
* Must be called after RM_PROF_START - these two APIs are not reentrant.
*/
#define RM_PROF_STOP(pStats) rmProfStop(pStats)
/*!
* Lower-level API to record a cycle time manually. The provided time can
* be derived from any timer source as long as it is converted to nanoseconds.
*/
#define RM_PROF_RECORD(pStats, time_ns) rmProfRecord(pStats, time_ns)
/*!
* Start measuring time for the specified profiling group (begin a new cycle).
* pTotal is the optional stats for the whole group.
* pFirst is the first module of the group.
*/
#define RM_PROF_GROUP_START(pGroup, pTotal, pFirst) rmProfGroupStart(pGroup, pTotal, pFirst)
/*!
* Continue profiling the next module of a profiling group.
*/
#define RM_PROF_GROUP_NEXT(pGroup, pNext) rmProfGroupNext(pGroup, pNext)
/*!
* Stop profiling a cycle of a profiling group (ends both the last and total modules).
*/
#define RM_PROF_GROUP_STOP(pGroup) rmProfGroupStop(pGroup)
// Underlying functions - use the wrapper macros instead.
void rmProfStart (RM_PROF_STATS *pStats);
void rmProfStop (RM_PROF_STATS *pStats);
void rmProfRecord(RM_PROF_STATS *pStats, NvU64 time_ns);
void rmProfGroupStart(RM_PROF_GROUP *pGroup, RM_PROF_STATS *pTotal, RM_PROF_STATS *pFirst);
void rmProfGroupNext (RM_PROF_GROUP *pGroup, RM_PROF_STATS *pNext);
void rmProfGroupStop (RM_PROF_GROUP *pGroup);
#endif /* _PROFILER_H_ */