/* * Copyright (C) 2011 The Android Open Source Project * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ #include "DisplayListLogBuffer.h" // BUFFER_SIZE size must be one more than a multiple of COMMAND_SIZE to ensure // that mStart always points at the next command, not just the next item #define COMMAND_SIZE 2 #define NUM_COMMANDS 50 #define BUFFER_SIZE ((NUM_COMMANDS * COMMAND_SIZE) + 1) /** * DisplayListLogBuffer is a utility class which logs the most recent display * list operations in a circular buffer. The log is process-wide, because we * only care about the most recent operations, not the operations on a per-window * basis for a given activity. The purpose of the log is to provide more debugging * information in a bug report, by telling us not just where a process hung (which * generally is just reported as a stack trace at the Java level) or crashed, but * also what happened immediately before that hang or crash. This may help track down * problems in the native rendering code or driver interaction related to the display * list operations that led up to the hang or crash. * * The log is implemented as a circular buffer for both space and performance * reasons - we only care about the last several operations to give us context * leading up to the problem, and we don't want to constantly copy data around or do * additional mallocs to keep the most recent operations logged. Only numbers are * logged to make the operation fast. If and when the log is output, we process this * data into meaningful strings. * * There is an assumption about the format of the command (currently 2 ints: the * opcode and the nesting level). If the type of information logged changes (for example, * we may want to save a timestamp), then the size of the buffer and the way the * information is recorded in writeCommand() should change to suit. */ namespace android { #ifdef USE_OPENGL_RENDERER using namespace uirenderer; ANDROID_SINGLETON_STATIC_INSTANCE(DisplayListLogBuffer); #endif namespace uirenderer { DisplayListLogBuffer::DisplayListLogBuffer() { mBufferFirst = (int*) malloc(BUFFER_SIZE * sizeof(int)); mStart = mBufferFirst; mBufferLast = mBufferFirst + BUFFER_SIZE - 1; mEnd = mStart; } DisplayListLogBuffer::~DisplayListLogBuffer() { free(mBufferFirst); } /** * Called from DisplayListRenderer to output the current buffer into the * specified FILE. This only happens in a dumpsys/bugreport operation. */ void DisplayListLogBuffer::outputCommands(FILE *file, const char* opNames[]) { int *tmpBufferPtr = mStart; while (true) { if (tmpBufferPtr == mEnd) { break; } int level = *tmpBufferPtr++; if (tmpBufferPtr > mBufferLast) { tmpBufferPtr = mBufferFirst; } int op = *tmpBufferPtr++; if (tmpBufferPtr > mBufferLast) { tmpBufferPtr = mBufferFirst; } uint32_t count = (level + 1) * 2; char indent[count + 1]; for (uint32_t i = 0; i < count; i++) { indent[i] = ' '; } indent[count] = '\0'; fprintf(file, "%s%s\n", indent, opNames[op]); } } void DisplayListLogBuffer::writeCommand(int level, int op) { writeInt(level); writeInt(op); } /** * Store the given value in the buffer and increment/wrap the mEnd * and mStart values as appropriate. */ void DisplayListLogBuffer::writeInt(int value) { *((int*)mEnd) = value; if (mEnd == mBufferLast) { mEnd = mBufferFirst; } else { mEnd++; } if (mEnd == mStart) { mStart++; if (mStart > mBufferLast) { mStart = mBufferFirst; } } } }; // namespace uirenderer }; // namespace android