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/* <copyright>
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#ifndef __JITPROFILING_H__
#define __JITPROFILING_H__
/**
* @brief JIT Profiling APIs
*
* The JIT Profiling API is used to report information about just-in-time
* generated code that can be used by performance tools. The user inserts
* calls in the code generator to report information before JIT-compiled
* code goes to execution. This information is collected at runtime and used
* by tools like Intel(R) VTune(TM) Amplifier to display performance metrics
* associated with JIT-compiled code.
*
* These APIs can be used to\n
* - **Profile trace-based and method-based JIT-compiled
* code**. Some examples of environments that you can profile with these APIs:
* dynamic JIT compilation of JavaScript code traces, JIT execution in OpenCL(TM)
* software technology, Java/.NET managed execution environments, and custom
* ISV JIT engines.
* @code
* #include <jitprofiling.h>
*
* if (iJIT_IsProfilingActive != iJIT_SAMPLING_ON) {
* return;
* }
*
* iJIT_Method_Load jmethod = {0};
* jmethod.method_id = iJIT_GetNewMethodID();
* jmethod.method_name = "method_name";
* jmethod.class_file_name = "class_name";
* jmethod.source_file_name = "source_file_name";
* jmethod.method_load_address = code_addr;
* jmethod.method_size = code_size;
*
* iJIT_NotifyEvent(iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED, (void*)&jmethod);
* iJIT_NotifyEvent(iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_SHUTDOWN, NULL);
* @endcode
*
* * Expected behavior:
* * If any iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED event overwrites an
* already reported method, then such a method becomes invalid and its
* memory region is treated as unloaded. VTune Amplifier displays the metrics
* collected by the method until it is overwritten.
* * If supplied line number information contains multiple source lines for
* the same assembly instruction (code location), then VTune Amplifier picks up
* the first line number.
* * Dynamically generated code can be associated with a module name.
* Use the iJIT_Method_Load_V2 structure.\n
* Clarification of some cases:
* * If you register a function with the same method ID multiple times,
* specifying different module names, then the VTune Amplifier picks up
* the module name registered first. If you want to distinguish the same
* function between different JIT engines, supply different method IDs for
* each function. Other symbolic information (for example, source file)
* can be identical.
*
* - **Analyze split functions** (multiple joint or disjoint code regions
* belonging to the same function) **including re-JIT**
* with potential overlapping of code regions in time, which is common in
* resource-limited environments.
* @code
* #include <jitprofiling.h>
*
* unsigned int method_id = iJIT_GetNewMethodID();
*
* iJIT_Method_Load a = {0};
* a.method_id = method_id;
* a.method_load_address = 0x100;
* a.method_size = 0x20;
*
* iJIT_Method_Load b = {0};
* b.method_id = method_id;
* b.method_load_address = 0x200;
* b.method_size = 0x30;
*
* iJIT_NotifyEvent(iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED, (void*)&a);
* iJIT_NotifyEvent(iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED, (void*)&b);
* @endcode
*
* * Expected behaviour:
* * If a iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED event overwrites an
* already reported method, then such a method becomes invalid and
* its memory region is treated as unloaded.
* * All code regions reported with the same method ID are considered as
* belonging to the same method. Symbolic information (method name,
* source file name) will be taken from the first notification, and all
* subsequent notifications with the same method ID will be processed
* only for line number table information. So, the VTune Amplifier will map
* samples to a source line using the line number table from the current
* notification while taking the source file name from the very first one.\n
* Clarification of some cases:\n
* * If you register a second code region with a different source file
* name and the same method ID, then this information will be saved and
* will not be considered as an extension of the first code region, but
* VTune Amplifier will use the source file of the first code region and map
* performance metrics incorrectly.
* * If you register a second code region with the same source file as
* for the first region and the same method ID, then the source file will be
* discarded but VTune Amplifier will map metrics to the source file correctly.
* * If you register a second code region with a null source file and
* the same method ID, then provided line number info will be associated
* with the source file of the first code region.
*
* - **Explore inline functions** including multi-level hierarchy of
* nested inline methods which shows how performance metrics are distributed through them.
* @code
* #include <jitprofiling.h>
*
* // method_id parent_id
* // [-- c --] 3000 2000
* // [---- d -----] 2001 1000
* // [---- b ----] 2000 1000
* // [------------ a ----------------] 1000 n/a
*
* iJIT_Method_Load a = {0};
* a.method_id = 1000;
*
* iJIT_Method_Inline_Load b = {0};
* b.method_id = 2000;
* b.parent_method_id = 1000;
*
* iJIT_Method_Inline_Load c = {0};
* c.method_id = 3000;
* c.parent_method_id = 2000;
*
* iJIT_Method_Inline_Load d = {0};
* d.method_id = 2001;
* d.parent_method_id = 1000;
*
* iJIT_NotifyEvent(iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED, (void*)&a);
* iJIT_NotifyEvent(iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_INLINE_LOAD_FINISHED, (void*)&b);
* iJIT_NotifyEvent(iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_INLINE_LOAD_FINISHED, (void*)&c);
* iJIT_NotifyEvent(iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_INLINE_LOAD_FINISHED, (void*)&d);
* @endcode
*
* * Requirements:
* * Each inline (iJIT_Method_Inline_Load) method should be associated
* with two method IDs: one for itself; one for its immediate parent.
* * Address regions of inline methods of the same parent method cannot
* overlap each other.
* * Execution of the parent method must not be started until it and all
* its inline methods are reported.
* * Expected behaviour:
* * In case of nested inline methods an order of
* iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_INLINE_LOAD_FINISHED events is not important.
* * If any event overwrites either inline method or top parent method,
* then the parent, including inline methods, becomes invalid and its memory
* region is treated as unloaded.
*
* **Life time of allocated data**\n
* The client sends an event notification to the agent with event-specific
* data, which is a structure. The pointers in the structure refer to memory
* allocated by the client, which responsible for releasing it. The pointers are
* used by the iJIT_NotifyEvent method to copy client's data in a trace file,
* and they are not used after the iJIT_NotifyEvent method returns.
*/
/**
* @defgroup jitapi JIT Profiling
* @ingroup internal
* @{
*/
/**
* @brief Enumerator for the types of notifications
*/
typedef enum iJIT_jvm_event
{
iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_SHUTDOWN = 2, /**<\brief Send this to shutdown the agent.
* Use NULL for event data. */
iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED = 13, /**<\brief Send when dynamic code is
* JIT compiled and loaded into
* memory by the JIT engine, but
* before the code is executed.
* Use iJIT_Method_Load as event
* data. */
/** @cond exclude_from_documentation */
iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_UNLOAD_START, /**<\brief Send when compiled dynamic
* code is being unloaded from memory.
* Use iJIT_Method_Load as event data.*/
/** @endcond */
iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_UPDATE, /**<\brief Send to provide new content for
* a previously reported dynamic code.
* The previous content will be invalidated
* starting from the time of the notification.
* Use iJIT_Method_Load as event data but
* required fields are following:
* - method_id identify the code to update.
* - method_load_address specify start address
* within identified code range
* where update should be started.
* - method_size specify length of updated code
* range. */
iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_INLINE_LOAD_FINISHED, /**<\brief Send when an inline dynamic
* code is JIT compiled and loaded
* into memory by the JIT engine,
* but before the parent code region
* starts executing.
* Use iJIT_Method_Inline_Load as event data.*/
/** @cond exclude_from_documentation */
iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_UPDATE_V2,
/** @endcond */
iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED_V2 = 21, /**<\brief Send when a dynamic code is
* JIT compiled and loaded into
* memory by the JIT engine, but
* before the code is executed.
* Use iJIT_Method_Load_V2 as event data. */
iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED_V3 /**<\brief Send when a dynamic code is
* JIT compiled and loaded into
* memory by the JIT engine, but
* before the code is executed.
* Use iJIT_Method_Load_V3 as event data. */
} iJIT_JVM_EVENT;
/**
* @brief Enumerator for the agent's mode
*/
typedef enum _iJIT_IsProfilingActiveFlags
{
iJIT_NOTHING_RUNNING = 0x0000, /**<\brief The agent is not running;
* iJIT_NotifyEvent calls will
* not be processed. */
iJIT_SAMPLING_ON = 0x0001, /**<\brief The agent is running and
* ready to process notifications. */
} iJIT_IsProfilingActiveFlags;
/**
* @brief Description of a single entry in the line number information of a code region.
* @details A table of line number entries gives information about how the reported code region
* is mapped to source file.
* Intel(R) VTune(TM) Amplifier uses line number information to attribute
* the samples (virtual address) to a line number. \n
* It is acceptable to report different code addresses for the same source line:
* @code
* Offset LineNumber
* 1 2
* 12 4
* 15 2
* 18 1
* 21 30
*
* VTune Amplifier constructs the following table using the client data
*
* Code subrange Line number
* 0-1 2
* 1-12 4
* 12-15 2
* 15-18 1
* 18-21 30
* @endcode
*/
typedef struct _LineNumberInfo
{
unsigned int Offset; /**<\brief Offset from the begining of the code region. */
unsigned int LineNumber; /**<\brief Matching source line number offset (from beginning of source file). */
} *pLineNumberInfo, LineNumberInfo;
/**
* @brief Enumerator for the code architecture.
*/
typedef enum _iJIT_CodeArchitecture
{
iJIT_CA_NATIVE = 0, /**<\brief Native to the process architecture that is calling it. */
iJIT_CA_32, /**<\brief 32-bit machine code. */
iJIT_CA_64 /**<\brief 64-bit machine code. */
} iJIT_CodeArchitecture;
#pragma pack(push, 8)
/**
* @brief Description of a JIT-compiled method
* @details When you use the iJIT_Method_Load structure to describe
* the JIT compiled method, use iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED
* as an event type to report it.
*/
typedef struct _iJIT_Method_Load
{
unsigned int method_id; /**<\brief Unique method ID. Cannot be 0.
* You must either use the API function
* iJIT_GetNewMethodID to get a valid and unique
* method ID, or else manage ID uniqueness
* and correct range by yourself.\n
* You must use the same method ID for all code
* regions of the same method, otherwise different
* method IDs specify different methods. */
char* method_name; /**<\brief The name of the method. It can be optionally
* prefixed with its class name and appended with
* its complete signature. Can't be NULL. */
void* method_load_address; /**<\brief The start virtual address of the method code
* region. If NULL, data provided with
* event are not accepted. */
unsigned int method_size; /**<\brief The code size of the method in memory.
* If 0, then data provided with the event are not
* accepted. */
unsigned int line_number_size; /**<\brief The number of entries in the line number
* table.0 if none. */
pLineNumberInfo line_number_table; /**<\brief Pointer to the line numbers info
* array. Can be NULL if
* line_number_size is 0. See
* LineNumberInfo Structure for a
* description of a single entry in
* the line number info array */
unsigned int class_id; /**<\brief This field is obsolete. */
char* class_file_name; /**<\brief Class name. Can be NULL.*/
char* source_file_name; /**<\brief Source file name. Can be NULL.*/
} *piJIT_Method_Load, iJIT_Method_Load;
/**
* @brief Description of a JIT-compiled method
* @details When you use the iJIT_Method_Load_V2 structure to describe
* the JIT compiled method, use iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED_V2
* as an event type to report it.
*/
typedef struct _iJIT_Method_Load_V2
{
unsigned int method_id; /**<\brief Unique method ID. Cannot be 0.
* You must either use the API function
* iJIT_GetNewMethodID to get a valid and unique
* method ID, or else manage ID uniqueness
* and correct range by yourself.\n
* You must use the same method ID for all code
* regions of the same method, otherwise different
* method IDs specify different methods. */
char* method_name; /**<\brief The name of the method. It can be optionally
* prefixed with its class name and appended with
* its complete signature. Can't be NULL. */
void* method_load_address; /**<\brief The start virtual address of the method code
* region. If NULL, then data provided with the
* event are not accepted. */
unsigned int method_size; /**<\brief The code size of the method in memory.
* If 0, then data provided with the event are not
* accepted. */
unsigned int line_number_size; /**<\brief The number of entries in the line number
* table. 0 if none. */
pLineNumberInfo line_number_table; /**<\brief Pointer to the line numbers info
* array. Can be NULL if
* line_number_size is 0. See
* LineNumberInfo Structure for a
* description of a single entry in
* the line number info array. */
char* class_file_name; /**<\brief Class name. Can be NULL. */
char* source_file_name; /**<\brief Source file name. Can be NULL. */
char* module_name; /**<\brief Module name. Can be NULL.
The module name can be useful for distinguishing among
different JIT engines. VTune Amplifier will display
reported methods grouped by specific module. */
} *piJIT_Method_Load_V2, iJIT_Method_Load_V2;
/**
* @brief Description of a JIT-compiled method
* @details The iJIT_Method_Load_V3 structure is the same as iJIT_Method_Load_V2
* with a newly introduced 'arch' field that specifies architecture of the code region.
* When you use the iJIT_Method_Load_V3 structure to describe
* the JIT compiled method, use iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD_FINISHED_V3
* as an event type to report it.
*/
typedef struct _iJIT_Method_Load_V3
{
unsigned int method_id; /**<\brief Unique method ID. Cannot be 0.
* You must either use the API function
* iJIT_GetNewMethodID to get a valid and unique
* method ID, or manage ID uniqueness
* and correct range by yourself.\n
* You must use the same method ID for all code
* regions of the same method, otherwise they are
* treated as regions of different methods. */
char* method_name; /**<\brief The name of the method. It can be optionally
* prefixed with its class name and appended with
* its complete signature. Cannot be NULL. */
void* method_load_address; /**<\brief The start virtual address of the method code
* region. If NULL, then data provided with the
* event are not accepted. */
unsigned int method_size; /**<\brief The code size of the method in memory.
* If 0, then data provided with the event are not
* accepted. */
unsigned int line_number_size; /**<\brief The number of entries in the line number
* table. 0 if none. */
pLineNumberInfo line_number_table; /**<\brief Pointer to the line numbers info
* array. Can be NULL if
* line_number_size is 0. See
* LineNumberInfo Structure for a
* description of a single entry in
* the line number info array. */
char* class_file_name; /**<\brief Class name. Can be NULL. */
char* source_file_name; /**<\brief Source file name. Can be NULL. */
char* module_name; /**<\brief Module name. Can be NULL.
* The module name can be useful for distinguishing among
* different JIT engines. VTune Amplifier will display
* reported methods grouped by specific module. */
iJIT_CodeArchitecture module_arch; /**<\brief Architecture of the method's code region.
* By default, it is the same as the process
* architecture that is calling it.
* For example, you can use it if your 32-bit JIT
* engine generates 64-bit code.
*
* If JIT engine reports both 32-bit and 64-bit types
* of methods then VTune Amplifier splits the methods
* with the same module name but with different
* architectures in two different modules. VTune Amplifier
* modifies the original name provided with a 64-bit method
* version by ending it with '(64)' */
} *piJIT_Method_Load_V3, iJIT_Method_Load_V3;
/**
* @brief Description of an inline JIT-compiled method
* @details When you use the_iJIT_Method_Inline_Load structure to describe
* the JIT compiled method, use iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_INLINE_LOAD_FINISHED
* as an event type to report it.
*/
typedef struct _iJIT_Method_Inline_Load
{
unsigned int method_id; /**<\brief Unique method ID. Cannot be 0.
* You must either use the API function
* iJIT_GetNewMethodID to get a valid and unique
* method ID, or else manage ID uniqueness
* and correct range by yourself. */
unsigned int parent_method_id; /**<\brief Unique immediate parent's method ID.
* Cannot be 0.
* You must either use the API function
* iJIT_GetNewMethodID to get a valid and unique
* method ID, or else manage ID uniqueness
* and correct range by yourself. */
char* method_name; /**<\brief The name of the method. It can be optionally
* prefixed with its class name and appended with
* its complete signature. Can't be NULL. */
void* method_load_address; /** <\brief The virtual address on which the method
* is inlined. If NULL, then data provided with
* the event are not accepted. */
unsigned int method_size; /**<\brief The code size of the method in memory.
* If 0, then data provided with the event are not
* accepted. */
unsigned int line_number_size; /**<\brief The number of entries in the line number
* table. 0 if none. */
pLineNumberInfo line_number_table; /**<\brief Pointer to the line numbers info
* array. Can be NULL if
* line_number_size is 0. See
* LineNumberInfo Structure for a
* description of a single entry in
* the line number info array */
char* class_file_name; /**<\brief Class name. Can be NULL.*/
char* source_file_name; /**<\brief Source file name. Can be NULL.*/
} *piJIT_Method_Inline_Load, iJIT_Method_Inline_Load;
/** @cond exclude_from_documentation */
/**
* @brief Description of a segment type
* @details Use the segment type to specify a type of data supplied
* with the iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_UPDATE_V2 event to be applied to
* a certain code trace.
*/
typedef enum _iJIT_SegmentType
{
iJIT_CT_UNKNOWN = 0,
iJIT_CT_CODE, /**<\brief Executable code. */
iJIT_CT_DATA, /**<\brief Data (not executable code).
* VTune Amplifier uses the format string
* (see iJIT_Method_Update) to represent
* this data in the VTune Amplifier GUI */
iJIT_CT_KEEP, /**<\brief Use the previous markup for the trace.
* Can be used for the following
* iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_UPDATE_V2 events,
* if the type of the previously reported segment
* type is the same. */
iJIT_CT_EOF
} iJIT_SegmentType;
/**
* @brief Description of a dynamic update of the content within JIT-compiled method
* @details The JIT engine may generate the methods that are updated at runtime
* partially by mixed (data + executable code) content. When you use the iJIT_Method_Update
* structure to describe the update of the content within a JIT-compiled method,
* use iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_UPDATE_V2 as an event type to report it.
*
* On the first Update event, VTune Amplifier copies the original code range reported by
* the iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD event, then modifies it with the supplied bytes and
* adds the modified range to the original method. For next update events, VTune Amplifier
* does the same but it uses the latest modified version of a code region for update.
* Eventually, VTune Amplifier GUI displays multiple code ranges for the method reported by
* the iJVM_EVENT_TYPE_METHOD_LOAD event.
* Notes:
* - Multiple update events with different types for the same trace are allowed
* but they must be reported for the same code ranges.
* Example,
* @code
* [-- data---] Allowed
* [-- code --] Allowed
* [code] Ignored
* [-- data---] Allowed
* [-- code --] Allowed
* [------------ trace ---------]
* @endcode
* - The types of previously reported events can be changed but they must be reported
* for the same code ranges.
* Example,
* @code
* [-- data---] Allowed
* [-- code --] Allowed
* [-- data---] Allowed
* [-- code --] Allowed
* [------------ trace ---------]
* @endcode
*/
typedef struct _iJIT_Method_Update
{
void* load_address; /**<\brief Start address of the update within a method */
unsigned int size; /**<\brief The update size */
iJIT_SegmentType type; /**<\brief Type of the update */
const char* data_format; /**<\brief C string that contains a format string
* that follows the same specifications as format in printf.
* The format string is used for iJIT_CT_CODE only
* and cannot be NULL.
* Format can be changed on the fly. */
} *piJIT_Method_Update, iJIT_Method_Update;
/** @endcond */
#pragma pack(pop)
/** @cond exclude_from_documentation */
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif /* __cplusplus */
#ifndef JITAPI_CDECL
# if defined WIN32 || defined _WIN32
# define JITAPI_CDECL __cdecl
# else /* defined WIN32 || defined _WIN32 */
# if defined _M_IX86 || defined __i386__
# define JITAPI_CDECL __attribute__ ((cdecl))
# else /* _M_IX86 || __i386__ */
# define JITAPI_CDECL /* actual only on x86_64 platform */
# endif /* _M_IX86 || __i386__ */
# endif /* defined WIN32 || defined _WIN32 */
#endif /* JITAPI_CDECL */
#define JITAPI JITAPI_CDECL
/** @endcond */
/**
* @brief Generates a new unique method ID.
*
* You must use this API to obtain unique and valid method IDs for methods or
* traces reported to the agent if you don't have your own mechanism to generate
* unique method IDs.
*
* @return a new unique method ID. When out of unique method IDs, this API
* returns 0, which is not an accepted value.
*/
unsigned int JITAPI iJIT_GetNewMethodID(void);
/**
* @brief Returns the current mode of the agent.
*
* @return iJIT_SAMPLING_ON, indicating that agent is running, or
* iJIT_NOTHING_RUNNING if no agent is running.
*/
iJIT_IsProfilingActiveFlags JITAPI iJIT_IsProfilingActive(void);
/**
* @brief Reports infomation about JIT-compiled code to the agent.
*
* The reported information is used to attribute samples obtained from any
* Intel(R) VTune(TM) Amplifier collector. This API needs to be called
* after JIT compilation and before the first entry into the JIT-compiled
* code.
*
* @param[in] event_type - type of the data sent to the agent
* @param[in] EventSpecificData - pointer to event-specific data
*
* @returns 1 on success, otherwise 0.
*/
int JITAPI iJIT_NotifyEvent(iJIT_JVM_EVENT event_type, void *EventSpecificData);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif /* __cplusplus */
/** @endcond */
/** @} jitapi group */
#endif /* __JITPROFILING_H__ */