mariadb/storage/perfschema/pfs_timer.cc
Christopher Powers 49667f0441 Bug#21374104 SETUP_TIMERS INITIALIZATION ASSUMES CYCLE TIMER IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE
For WAIT events, fall back to other timers if CYCLE is not available.
2015-07-10 20:42:33 +02:00

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/**
@file storage/perfschema/pfs_timer.cc
Performance schema timers (implementation).
*/
#include "my_global.h"
#include "pfs_timer.h"
#include "my_rdtsc.h"
enum_timer_name wait_timer= TIMER_NAME_CYCLE;
MY_TIMER_INFO pfs_timer_info;
static ulonglong cycle_v0;
static ulonglong nanosec_v0;
static ulonglong microsec_v0;
static ulonglong millisec_v0;
static ulonglong tick_v0;
static ulong cycle_to_pico; /* 1000 at 1 GHz, 333 at 3GHz, 250 at 4GHz */
static ulong nanosec_to_pico; /* In theory, 1 000 */
static ulong microsec_to_pico; /* In theory, 1 000 000 */
static ulong millisec_to_pico; /* In theory, 1 000 000 000, fits in uint32 */
static ulonglong tick_to_pico; /* 1e10 at 100 Hz, 1.666e10 at 60 Hz */
static inline ulong round_to_ulong(double value)
{
return (ulong) (value + 0.5);
}
static inline ulonglong round_to_ulonglong(double value)
{
return (ulonglong) (value + 0.5);
}
void init_timers(void)
{
double pico_frequency= 1.0e12;
my_timer_init(&pfs_timer_info);
cycle_v0= my_timer_cycles();
nanosec_v0= my_timer_nanoseconds();
microsec_v0= my_timer_microseconds();
millisec_v0= my_timer_milliseconds();
tick_v0= my_timer_ticks();
if (pfs_timer_info.cycles.frequency > 0)
cycle_to_pico= round_to_ulong(pico_frequency/
(double)pfs_timer_info.cycles.frequency);
else
cycle_to_pico= 0;
if (pfs_timer_info.nanoseconds.frequency > 0)
nanosec_to_pico= round_to_ulong(pico_frequency/
(double)pfs_timer_info.nanoseconds.frequency);
else
nanosec_to_pico= 0;
if (pfs_timer_info.microseconds.frequency > 0)
microsec_to_pico= round_to_ulong(pico_frequency/
(double)pfs_timer_info.microseconds.frequency);
else
microsec_to_pico= 0;
if (pfs_timer_info.milliseconds.frequency > 0)
millisec_to_pico= round_to_ulong(pico_frequency/
(double)pfs_timer_info.milliseconds.frequency);
else
millisec_to_pico= 0;
if (pfs_timer_info.ticks.frequency > 0)
tick_to_pico= round_to_ulonglong(pico_frequency/
(double)pfs_timer_info.ticks.frequency);
else
tick_to_pico= 0;
/*
Depending on the platform and build options, some timers may not be
available. Pick best replacements.
*/
/*
For WAIT, the cycle timer is used by default. However, it is not available
on all architectures. Fall back to the nanosecond timer in this case. It is
unlikely that neither cycle nor nanosecond are available, but we continue
probing less resolution timers anyway for consistency with other events.
*/
if (cycle_to_pico != 0)
{
/* Normal case. */
wait_timer= TIMER_NAME_CYCLE;
}
else if (nanosec_to_pico != 0)
{
/* Robustness, no known cases. */
wait_timer= TIMER_NAME_NANOSEC;
}
else if (microsec_to_pico != 0)
{
/* Robustness, no known cases. */
wait_timer= TIMER_NAME_MICROSEC;
}
else if (millisec_to_pico != 0)
{
/* Robustness, no known cases. */
wait_timer= TIMER_NAME_MILLISEC;
}
else
{
/*
Will never be reached on any architecture, but must provide a default if
no other timers are available.
*/
wait_timer= TIMER_NAME_TICK;
}
}
ulonglong get_timer_value(enum_timer_name timer_name)
{
ulonglong result;
switch (timer_name) {
case TIMER_NAME_CYCLE:
result= (my_timer_cycles() - cycle_v0) * cycle_to_pico;
break;
case TIMER_NAME_NANOSEC:
result= (my_timer_nanoseconds() - nanosec_v0) * nanosec_to_pico;
break;
case TIMER_NAME_MICROSEC:
result= (my_timer_microseconds() - microsec_v0) * microsec_to_pico;
break;
case TIMER_NAME_MILLISEC:
result= (my_timer_milliseconds() - millisec_v0) * millisec_to_pico;
break;
case TIMER_NAME_TICK:
result= (my_timer_ticks() - tick_v0) * tick_to_pico;
break;
default:
result= 0;
DBUG_ASSERT(false);
}
return result;
}