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* Copyright (C) 2019 The Android Open Source Project
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* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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#pragma once
#include <gtest/gtest_prod.h>
#include <stdint.h>
namespace android {
namespace os {
namespace statsd {
/**
* A simple stopwatch to time the duration of condition being true.
*
* The owner of the stopwatch (MetricProducer) is responsible to notify the stopwatch when condition
* changes (start/pause), and when to start a new bucket (a new lap basically). All timestamps
* should be elapsedRealTime in nano seconds.
*
* Keep the timer simple and inline everything. This class is *NOT* thread safe. Caller is
* responsible for thread safety.
*/
class ConditionTimer {
public:
explicit ConditionTimer(bool initCondition, int64_t bucketStartNs) : mCondition(initCondition) {
if (initCondition) {
mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs = bucketStartNs;
}
};
// Tracks how long the condition has been stayed true in the *current* bucket.
// When a new bucket is created, this value will be reset to 0.
int64_t mTimerNs = 0;
// Last elapsed real timestamp when condition changed.
int64_t mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs = 0;
bool mCondition = false;
int64_t newBucketStart(int64_t nextBucketStartNs) {
if (mCondition) {
// Normally, the next bucket happens after the last condition
// change. In this case, add the time between the condition becoming
// true to the next bucket start time.
// Otherwise, the next bucket start time is before the last
// condition change time, this means that the condition was false at
// the bucket boundary before the condition became true, so the
// timer should not get updated and the last condition change time
// remains as is.
if (nextBucketStartNs >= mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs) {
mTimerNs += (nextBucketStartNs - mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs);
mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs = nextBucketStartNs;
}
} else if (mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs > nextBucketStartNs) {
// The next bucket start time is before the last condition change
// time, this means that the condition was true at the bucket
// boundary before the condition became false, so adjust the timer
// to match how long the condition was true to the bucket boundary.
// This means remove the amount the condition stayed true in the
// next bucket from the current bucket.
mTimerNs -= (mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs - nextBucketStartNs);
}
int64_t temp = mTimerNs;
mTimerNs = 0;
if (!mCondition && (mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs > nextBucketStartNs)) {
// The next bucket start time is before the last condition change
// time, this means that the condition was true at the bucket
// boundary and remained true in the next bucket up to the condition
// change to false, so adjust the timer to match how long the
// condition stayed true in the next bucket (now the current bucket).
mTimerNs = mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs - nextBucketStartNs;
}
return temp;
}
void onConditionChanged(bool newCondition, int64_t timestampNs) {
if (newCondition == mCondition) {
return;
}
mCondition = newCondition;
if (newCondition == false) {
mTimerNs += (timestampNs - mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs);
}
mLastConditionChangeTimestampNs = timestampNs;
}
FRIEND_TEST(ConditionTimerTest, TestTimer_Inital_False);
FRIEND_TEST(ConditionTimerTest, TestTimer_Inital_True);
};
} // namespace statsd
} // namespace os
} // namespace android