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Integrate the MicroProfile profiling library This brings goodies such as a configurable user interface and multi-threaded timeline view.
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#pragma once
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#ifndef MICROPROFILE_ENABLED
#error "microprofile.h must be included before including microprofileui.h"
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILEUI_ENABLED
#define MICROPROFILEUI_ENABLED MICROPROFILE_ENABLED
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILEUI_API
#define MICROPROFILEUI_API
#endif
#if 0 == MICROPROFILEUI_ENABLED
#define MicroProfileMouseButton(foo, bar) do{}while(0)
#define MicroProfileMousePosition(foo, bar, z) do{}while(0)
#define MicroProfileModKey(key) do{}while(0)
#define MicroProfileDraw(foo, bar) do{}while(0)
#define MicroProfileIsDrawing() 0
#define MicroProfileToggleDisplayMode() do{}while(0)
#define MicroProfileSetDisplayMode(f) do{}while(0)
#else
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_DRAWCURSOR
#define MICROPROFILE_DRAWCURSOR 0
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_BAR_NAMES
#define MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_BAR_NAMES 1
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH
#define MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH 5
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT
#define MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT 8
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_BAR_HEIGHT
#define MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_BAR_HEIGHT 12
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_CONTEXT_SWITCH_HEIGHT
#define MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_CONTEXT_SWITCH_HEIGHT 7
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH
#define MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH 256
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HEIGHT
#define MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HEIGHT 256
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_BORDER_SIZE
#define MICROPROFILE_BORDER_SIZE 1
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_HELP_LEFT
#define MICROPROFILE_HELP_LEFT "Left-Click"
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_HELP_ALT
#define MICROPROFILE_HELP_ALT "Alt-Click"
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_HELP_MOD
#define MICROPROFILE_HELP_MOD "Mod"
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_BAR_WIDTH
#define MICROPROFILE_BAR_WIDTH 100
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX
#define MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX 8
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX_TIMERS
#define MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX_TIMERS 64
#endif
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING
#define MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING 12
#endif
#define MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_HEIGHT 50
#define MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_WIDTH 7
#define MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_COLOR_CPU 0xffff7f27 //255 127 39
#define MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_COLOR_GPU 0xff37a0ee //55 160 238
#define MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT 0x7733bb44
#define MICROPROFILE_FRAME_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT 0x20009900
#define MICROPROFILE_FRAME_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT_GPU 0x20996600
#define MICROPROFILE_NUM_FRAMES (MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY - (MICROPROFILE_GPU_FRAME_DELAY+1))
#define MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_STRINGS (32 + MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS*2)
#define MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_STRING_BUFFER_SIZE (4*1024)
#define MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED 3
enum
{
MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_BARS = 0x1,
MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_BAR_SOURCE_MAX = 0x2,
MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_BAR_SOURCE_AVG = 0,
MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_STACK = 0x4,
MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_STACK_SOURCE_MAX = 0x8,
MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_STACK_SOURCE_AVG = 0,
};
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileDraw(uint32_t nWidth, uint32_t nHeight); //! call if drawing microprofilers
MICROPROFILEUI_API bool MicroProfileIsDrawing();
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileToggleGraph(MicroProfileToken nToken);
MICROPROFILEUI_API bool MicroProfileDrawGraph(uint32_t nScreenWidth, uint32_t nScreenHeight);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileToggleDisplayMode(); //switch between off, bars, detailed
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileSetDisplayMode(int); //switch between off, bars, detailed
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileClearGraph();
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileMousePosition(uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, int nWheelDelta);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileModKey(uint32_t nKeyState);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileMouseButton(uint32_t nLeft, uint32_t nRight);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(int nX, int nTop, int nBottom, uint32_t nColor);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileDrawLineHorizontal(int nLeft, int nRight, int nY, uint32_t nColor);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileLoadPreset(const char* pSuffix);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileSavePreset(const char* pSuffix);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileDrawText(int nX, int nY, uint32_t nColor, const char* pText, uint32_t nNumCharacters);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileDrawBox(int nX, int nY, int nX1, int nY1, uint32_t nColor, MicroProfileBoxType = MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileDrawLine2D(uint32_t nVertices, float* pVertices, uint32_t nColor);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileDumpTimers();
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileInitUI();
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileCustomGroupToggle(const char* pCustomName);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileCustomGroupEnable(const char* pCustomName);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileCustomGroupEnable(uint32_t nIndex);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileCustomGroupDisable();
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileCustomGroup(const char* pCustomName, uint32_t nMaxTimers, uint32_t nAggregateFlip, float fReferenceTime, uint32_t nFlags);
MICROPROFILEUI_API void MicroProfileCustomGroupAddTimer(const char* pCustomName, const char* pGroup, const char* pTimer);
#ifdef MICROPROFILEUI_IMPL
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#include <inttypes.h>
microprofile: unbreak on POSIX systems In file included from src/common/microprofile.cpp:7: In file included from src/./common/microprofile.h:23: externals/microprofile/microprofile.h:830:5: error: use of undeclared identifier 'MP_BREAK' MP_ASSERT(t == nBegin); ^ externals/microprofile/microprofile.h:238:34: note: expanded from macro 'MP_ASSERT' ^ externals/microprofile/microprofile.h:831:5: error: use of undeclared identifier 'MP_BREAK' MP_ASSERT(nTimerIndex == (nToken&0x3fff)); ^ externals/microprofile/microprofile.h:238:34: note: expanded from macro 'MP_ASSERT' ^ [...]
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <algorithm>
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#include <array>
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MICROPROFILE_DEFINE(g_MicroProfileDetailed, "MicroProfile", "Detailed View", 0x8888000);
MICROPROFILE_DEFINE(g_MicroProfileDrawGraph, "MicroProfile", "Draw Graph", 0xff44ee00);
MICROPROFILE_DEFINE(g_MicroProfileDrawBarView, "MicroProfile", "DrawBarView", 0x00dd77);
MICROPROFILE_DEFINE(g_MicroProfileDraw,"MicroProfile", "Draw", 0x737373);
struct MicroProfileStringArray
{
const char* ppStrings[MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_STRINGS];
char Buffer[MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_STRING_BUFFER_SIZE];
char* pBufferPos;
uint32_t nNumStrings;
};
struct MicroProfileGroupMenuItem
{
uint32_t nIsCategory;
uint32_t nCategoryIndex;
uint32_t nIndex;
const char* pName;
};
struct MicroProfileCustom
{
char pName[MICROPROFILE_NAME_MAX_LEN];
uint32_t nFlags;
uint32_t nAggregateFlip;
uint32_t nNumTimers;
uint32_t nMaxTimers;
uint64_t nGroupMask;
float fReference;
uint64_t* pTimers;
};
struct SOptionDesc
{
SOptionDesc(){}
SOptionDesc(uint8_t nSubType, uint8_t nIndex, const char* fmt, ...):nSubType(nSubType), nIndex(nIndex)
{
va_list args;
va_start (args, fmt);
vsprintf(Text, fmt, args);
va_end(args);
}
char Text[32];
uint8_t nSubType;
uint8_t nIndex;
bool bSelected;
};
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static const std::array<uint32_t, 6> g_MicroProfileAggregatePresets{0, 10, 20, 30, 60, 120};
static const std::array<float, 10> g_MicroProfileReferenceTimePresets{5.f, 10.f, 15.f,20.f, 33.33f, 66.66f, 100.f, 250.f, 500.f, 1000.f};
static const std::array<uint32_t, 4> g_MicroProfileOpacityPresets{0x40, 0x80, 0xc0, 0xff};
static const std::array<const char*, 7> g_MicroProfilePresetNames
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{
MICROPROFILE_DEFAULT_PRESET,
"Render",
"GPU",
"Lighting",
"AI",
"Visibility",
"Sound",
};
enum
{
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MICROPROFILE_NUM_REFERENCE_PRESETS = g_MicroProfileReferenceTimePresets.size(),
MICROPROFILE_NUM_OPACITY_PRESETS = g_MicroProfileOpacityPresets.size(),
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#if MICROPROFILE_CONTEXT_SWITCH_TRACE
MICROPROFILE_OPTION_SIZE = MICROPROFILE_NUM_REFERENCE_PRESETS + MICROPROFILE_NUM_OPACITY_PRESETS * 2 + 2 + 7,
#else
MICROPROFILE_OPTION_SIZE = MICROPROFILE_NUM_REFERENCE_PRESETS + MICROPROFILE_NUM_OPACITY_PRESETS * 2 + 2 + 3,
#endif
};
struct MicroProfileUI
{
//menu/mouse over stuff
uint64_t nHoverToken;
int64_t nHoverTime;
int nHoverFrame;
#if MICROPROFILE_DEBUG
uint64_t nHoverAddressEnter;
uint64_t nHoverAddressLeave;
#endif
uint32_t nWidth;
uint32_t nHeight;
int nOffsetX;
int nOffsetY;
float fDetailedOffset; //display offset relative to start of latest displayable frame.
float fDetailedRange; //no. of ms to display
float fDetailedOffsetTarget;
float fDetailedRangeTarget;
uint32_t nOpacityBackground;
uint32_t nOpacityForeground;
bool bShowSpikes;
uint32_t nMouseX;
uint32_t nMouseY;
uint32_t nMouseDownX;
uint32_t nMouseDownY;
int nMouseWheelDelta;
uint32_t nMouseDownLeft;
uint32_t nMouseDownRight;
uint32_t nMouseLeft;
uint32_t nMouseRight;
uint32_t nMouseLeftMod;
uint32_t nMouseRightMod;
uint32_t nModDown;
uint32_t nActiveMenu;
MicroProfileLogEntry* pDisplayMouseOver;
int64_t nRangeBegin;
int64_t nRangeEnd;
int64_t nRangeBeginGpu;
int64_t nRangeEndGpu;
uint32_t nRangeBeginIndex;
uint32_t nRangeEndIndex;
MicroProfileThreadLog* pRangeLog;
uint32_t nHoverColor;
uint32_t nHoverColorShared;
MicroProfileStringArray LockedToolTips[MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED];
uint32_t nLockedToolTipColor[MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED];
int LockedToolTipFront;
MicroProfileGroupMenuItem GroupMenu[MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS + MICROPROFILE_MAX_CATEGORIES];
uint32_t GroupMenuCount;
uint32_t nCustomActive;
uint32_t nCustomTimerCount;
uint32_t nCustomCount;
MicroProfileCustom Custom[MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX];
uint64_t CustomTimer[MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX_TIMERS];
SOptionDesc Options[MICROPROFILE_OPTION_SIZE];
};
MicroProfileUI g_MicroProfileUI;
#define UI g_MicroProfileUI
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static const std::array<uint32_t, 2> g_nMicroProfileBackColors{ 0x474747, 0x313131 };
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#define MICROPROFILE_NUM_CONTEXT_SWITCH_COLORS 16
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static const std::array<uint32_t, MICROPROFILE_NUM_CONTEXT_SWITCH_COLORS> g_nMicroProfileContextSwitchThreadColors //palette generated by http://tools.medialab.sciences-po.fr/iwanthue/index.php
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{
0x63607B,
0x755E2B,
0x326A55,
0x523135,
0x904F42,
0x87536B,
0x346875,
0x5E6046,
0x35404C,
0x224038,
0x413D1E,
0x5E3A26,
0x5D6161,
0x4C6234,
0x7D564F,
0x5C4352,
};
void MicroProfileInitUI()
{
static bool bInitialized = false;
if(!bInitialized)
{
bInitialized = true;
memset(&g_MicroProfileUI, 0, sizeof(g_MicroProfileUI));
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UI.nActiveMenu = UINT32_MAX;
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UI.fDetailedOffsetTarget = UI.fDetailedOffset = 0.f;
UI.fDetailedRangeTarget = UI.fDetailedRange = 50.f;
UI.nOpacityBackground = 0xff<<24;
UI.nOpacityForeground = 0xff<<24;
UI.bShowSpikes = false;
UI.nWidth = 100;
UI.nHeight = 100;
microprofile: Don't memset through std::atomic types Two of the members of the MicroProfileThreadLog contains two std::atomic instances. Given these aren't trivially-copyable types, we shouldn't be memsetting the structure, given implementation details can contain other members within it. To avoid potential undefined behavior on platforms, we can use aggregate initialization to zero out the members while still having well-defined behavior. While we're at it we can also silence some sign conversion warnings.
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UI.nCustomActive = UINT32_MAX;
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UI.nCustomTimerCount = 0;
UI.nCustomCount = 0;
int nIndex = 0;
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(0xff, 0, "%s", "Reference");
for(int i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_NUM_REFERENCE_PRESETS; ++i)
{
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(0, i, " %6.2fms", g_MicroProfileReferenceTimePresets[i]);
}
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(0xff, 0, "%s", "BG Opacity");
for(int i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_NUM_OPACITY_PRESETS; ++i)
{
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(1, i, " %7d%%", (i+1)*25);
}
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(0xff, 0, "%s", "FG Opacity");
for(int i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_NUM_OPACITY_PRESETS; ++i)
{
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(2, i, " %7d%%", (i+1)*25);
}
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(0xff, 0, "%s", "Spike Display");
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(3, 0, "%s", " Enable");
#if MICROPROFILE_CONTEXT_SWITCH_TRACE
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(0xff, 0, "%s", "CSwitch Trace");
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(4, 0, "%s", " Enable");
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(4, 1, "%s", " All Threads");
UI.Options[nIndex++] = SOptionDesc(4, 2, "%s", " No Bars");
#endif
MP_ASSERT(nIndex == MICROPROFILE_OPTION_SIZE);
}
}
void MicroProfileSetDisplayMode(int nValue)
{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
nValue = nValue >= 0 && nValue < 4 ? nValue : S.nDisplay;
S.nDisplay = nValue;
UI.nOffsetY = 0;
}
void MicroProfileToggleDisplayMode()
{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
S.nDisplay = (S.nDisplay + 1) % 4;
UI.nOffsetY = 0;
}
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inline void MicroProfileStringArrayClear(MicroProfileStringArray* pArray)
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{
pArray->nNumStrings = 0;
pArray->pBufferPos = &pArray->Buffer[0];
}
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inline void MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(MicroProfileStringArray* pArray, const char* pLiteral)
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{
MP_ASSERT(pArray->nNumStrings < MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_STRINGS);
pArray->ppStrings[pArray->nNumStrings++] = pLiteral;
}
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inline void MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(MicroProfileStringArray* pArray, const char* fmt, ...)
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{
MP_ASSERT(pArray->nNumStrings < MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_STRINGS);
pArray->ppStrings[pArray->nNumStrings++] = pArray->pBufferPos;
va_list args;
va_start (args, fmt);
pArray->pBufferPos += 1 + vsprintf(pArray->pBufferPos, fmt, args);
va_end(args);
MP_ASSERT(pArray->pBufferPos < pArray->Buffer + MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_STRING_BUFFER_SIZE);
}
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inline void MicroProfileStringArrayCopy(MicroProfileStringArray* pDest, MicroProfileStringArray* pSrc)
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{
memcpy(&pDest->ppStrings[0], &pSrc->ppStrings[0], sizeof(pDest->ppStrings));
memcpy(&pDest->Buffer[0], &pSrc->Buffer[0], sizeof(pDest->Buffer));
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_STRINGS; ++i)
{
if(i < pSrc->nNumStrings)
{
if(pSrc->ppStrings[i] >= &pSrc->Buffer[0] && pSrc->ppStrings[i] < &pSrc->Buffer[0] + MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_STRING_BUFFER_SIZE)
{
pDest->ppStrings[i] += &pDest->Buffer[0] - &pSrc->Buffer[0];
}
}
}
pDest->nNumStrings = pSrc->nNumStrings;
}
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inline void MicroProfileFloatWindowSize(const char** ppStrings, uint32_t nNumStrings, uint32_t* pColors, uint32_t& nWidth, uint32_t& nHeight, uint32_t* pStringLengths = 0)
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{
uint32_t* nStringLengths = pStringLengths ? pStringLengths : (uint32_t*)alloca(nNumStrings * sizeof(uint32_t));
uint32_t nTextCount = nNumStrings/2;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nTextCount; ++i)
{
uint32_t i0 = i * 2;
uint32_t s0, s1;
nStringLengths[i0] = s0 = (uint32_t)strlen(ppStrings[i0]);
nStringLengths[i0+1] = s1 = (uint32_t)strlen(ppStrings[i0+1]);
nWidth = MicroProfileMax(s0+s1, nWidth);
}
nWidth = (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1) * (2+nWidth) + 2 * MICROPROFILE_BORDER_SIZE;
if(pColors)
nWidth += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH + 1;
nHeight = (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1) * nTextCount + 2 * MICROPROFILE_BORDER_SIZE;
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, const char** ppStrings, uint32_t nNumStrings, uint32_t nColor, uint32_t* pColors = 0)
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{
uint32_t nWidth = 0, nHeight = 0;
uint32_t* nStringLengths = (uint32_t*)alloca(nNumStrings * sizeof(uint32_t));
MicroProfileFloatWindowSize(ppStrings, nNumStrings, pColors, nWidth, nHeight, nStringLengths);
uint32_t nTextCount = nNumStrings/2;
if(nX + nWidth > UI.nWidth)
nX = UI.nWidth - nWidth;
if(nY + nHeight > UI.nHeight)
nY = UI.nHeight - nHeight;
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX-1, nY-1, nX + nWidth+1, nY + nHeight+1, 0xff000000|nColor);
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nY, nX + nWidth, nY + nHeight, 0xff000000);
if(pColors)
{
nX += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1;
nWidth -= MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1;
}
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nTextCount; ++i)
{
int i0 = i * 2;
if(pColors)
{
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX-MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH, nY, nX, nY + MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH, pColors[i]|0xff000000);
}
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX + 1, nY + 1, UINT32_MAX, ppStrings[i0], (uint32_t)strlen(ppStrings[i0]));
MicroProfileDrawText(nX + nWidth - nStringLengths[i0+1] * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1), nY + 1, UINT32_MAX, ppStrings[i0+1], (uint32_t)strlen(ppStrings[i0+1]));
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nY += (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1);
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawTextBox(uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, const char** ppStrings, uint32_t nNumStrings, uint32_t nColor, uint32_t* pColors = 0)
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{
uint32_t nWidth = 0, nHeight = 0;
uint32_t* nStringLengths = (uint32_t*)alloca(nNumStrings * sizeof(uint32_t));
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nNumStrings; ++i)
{
nStringLengths[i] = (uint32_t)strlen(ppStrings[i]);
nWidth = MicroProfileMax(nWidth, nStringLengths[i]);
nHeight++;
}
nWidth = (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1) * (2+nWidth) + 2 * MICROPROFILE_BORDER_SIZE;
nHeight = (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1) * nHeight + 2 * MICROPROFILE_BORDER_SIZE;
if(nX + nWidth > UI.nWidth)
nX = UI.nWidth - nWidth;
if(nY + nHeight > UI.nHeight)
nY = UI.nHeight - nHeight;
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nY, nX + nWidth, nY + nHeight, 0xff000000);
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nNumStrings; ++i)
{
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX + 1, nY + 1, UINT32_MAX, ppStrings[i], (uint32_t)strlen(ppStrings[i]));
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nY += (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1);
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileToolTipMeta(MicroProfileStringArray* pToolTip)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
if(UI.nRangeBeginIndex != UI.nRangeEndIndex && UI.pRangeLog)
{
uint64_t nMetaSum[MICROPROFILE_META_MAX] = {0};
uint64_t nMetaSumInclusive[MICROPROFILE_META_MAX] = {0};
int nStackDepth = 0;
uint32_t nRange[2][2];
MicroProfileThreadLog* pLog = UI.pRangeLog;
MicroProfileGetRange(UI.nRangeEndIndex, UI.nRangeBeginIndex, nRange);
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < 2; ++i)
{
uint32_t nStart = nRange[i][0];
uint32_t nEnd = nRange[i][1];
for(uint32_t j = nStart; j < nEnd; ++j)
{
MicroProfileLogEntry LE = pLog->Log[j];
int nType = MicroProfileLogType(LE);
switch(nType)
{
case MP_LOG_META:
{
int64_t nMetaIndex = MicroProfileLogTimerIndex(LE);
int64_t nMetaCount = MicroProfileLogGetTick(LE);
MP_ASSERT(nMetaIndex < MICROPROFILE_META_MAX);
if(nStackDepth>1)
{
nMetaSumInclusive[nMetaIndex] += nMetaCount;
}
else
{
nMetaSum[nMetaIndex] += nMetaCount;
}
}
break;
case MP_LOG_LEAVE:
if(nStackDepth)
{
nStackDepth--;
}
else
{
for(int i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_META_MAX; ++i)
{
nMetaSumInclusive[i] += nMetaSum[i];
nMetaSum[i] = 0;
}
}
break;
case MP_LOG_ENTER:
nStackDepth++;
break;
}
}
}
bool bSpaced = false;
for(int i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_META_MAX; ++i)
{
if(S.MetaCounters[i].pName && (nMetaSum[i]||nMetaSumInclusive[i]))
{
if(!bSpaced)
{
bSpaced = true;
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(pToolTip, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(pToolTip, "");
}
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(pToolTip, "%s excl", S.MetaCounters[i].pName);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(pToolTip, "%5d", nMetaSum[i]);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(pToolTip, "%s incl", S.MetaCounters[i].pName);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(pToolTip, "%5d", nMetaSum[i] + nMetaSumInclusive[i]);
}
}
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawFloatTooltip(uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, uint32_t nToken, uint64_t nTime)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
uint32_t nIndex = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(nToken);
uint32_t nAggregateFrames = S.nAggregateFrames ? S.nAggregateFrames : 1;
uint32_t nAggregateCount = S.Aggregate[nIndex].nCount ? S.Aggregate[nIndex].nCount : 1;
uint32_t nGroupId = MicroProfileGetGroupIndex(nToken);
uint32_t nTimerId = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(nToken);
bool bGpu = S.GroupInfo[nGroupId].Type == MicroProfileTokenTypeGpu;
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(bGpu ? MicroProfileTicksPerSecondGpu() : MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
float fMs = fToMs * (nTime);
float fFrameMs = fToMs * (S.Frame[nIndex].nTicks);
float fAverage = fToMs * (S.Aggregate[nIndex].nTicks/nAggregateFrames);
float fCallAverage = fToMs * (S.Aggregate[nIndex].nTicks / nAggregateCount);
float fMax = fToMs * (S.AggregateMax[nIndex]);
float fFrameMsExclusive = fToMs * (S.FrameExclusive[nIndex]);
float fAverageExclusive = fToMs * (S.AggregateExclusive[nIndex]/nAggregateFrames);
float fMaxExclusive = fToMs * (S.AggregateMaxExclusive[nIndex]);
float fGroupAverage = fToMs * (S.AggregateGroup[nGroupId] / nAggregateFrames);
float fGroupMax = fToMs * (S.AggregateGroupMax[nGroupId]);
float fGroup = fToMs * (S.FrameGroup[nGroupId]);
MicroProfileStringArray ToolTip;
MicroProfileStringArrayClear(&ToolTip);
const char* pGroupName = S.GroupInfo[nGroupId].pName;
const char* pTimerName = S.TimerInfo[nTimerId].pName;
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Timer:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%s", pTimerName);
#if MICROPROFILE_DEBUG
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip,"0x%p", UI.nHoverAddressEnter);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip,"0x%p", UI.nHoverAddressLeave);
#endif
if(nTime != (uint64_t)0)
{
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Time:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip,"%6.3fms", fMs);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "");
}
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Frame Time:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip,"%6.3fms", fFrameMs);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Average:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip,"%6.3fms", fAverage);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Max:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip,"%6.3fms", fMax);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Frame Call Average:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip,"%6.3fms", fCallAverage);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Frame Call Count:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6d", nAggregateCount / nAggregateFrames);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Exclusive Frame Time:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6.3fms", fFrameMsExclusive);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Exclusive Average:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6.3fms", fAverageExclusive);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Exclusive Max:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6.3fms", fMaxExclusive);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Group:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%s", pGroupName);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Frame Time:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6.3f", fGroup);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Frame Average:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6.3f", fGroupAverage);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Frame Max:");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6.3f", fGroupMax);
MicroProfileToolTipMeta(&ToolTip);
MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(nX, nY+20, &ToolTip.ppStrings[0], ToolTip.nNumStrings, S.TimerInfo[nTimerId].nColor);
if(UI.nMouseLeftMod)
{
int nIndex = (g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTipFront + MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED - 1) % MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED;
g_MicroProfileUI.nLockedToolTipColor[nIndex] = S.TimerInfo[nTimerId].nColor;
MicroProfileStringArrayCopy(&g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTips[nIndex], &ToolTip);
g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTipFront = nIndex;
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileZoomTo(int64_t nTickStart, int64_t nTickEnd)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
int64_t nStart = S.Frames[S.nFrameCurrent].nFrameStartCpu;
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
UI.fDetailedOffsetTarget = MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nStart, nTickStart) * fToMs;
UI.fDetailedRangeTarget = MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nTickStart, nTickEnd) * fToMs;
}
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inline void MicroProfileCenter(int64_t nTickCenter)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
int64_t nStart = S.Frames[S.nFrameCurrent].nFrameStartCpu;
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
float fCenter = MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nStart, nTickCenter) * fToMs;
UI.fDetailedOffsetTarget = UI.fDetailedOffset = fCenter - 0.5f * UI.fDetailedRange;
}
#ifdef MICROPROFILE_DEBUG
uint64_t* g_pMicroProfileDumpStart = 0;
uint64_t* g_pMicroProfileDumpEnd = 0;
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inline void MicroProfileDebugDumpRange()
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
if(g_pMicroProfileDumpStart != g_pMicroProfileDumpEnd)
{
uint64_t* pStart = g_pMicroProfileDumpStart;
uint64_t* pEnd = g_pMicroProfileDumpEnd;
while(pStart != pEnd)
{
uint64_t nTick = MicroProfileLogGetTick(*pStart);
uint64_t nToken = MicroProfileLogTimerIndex(*pStart);
uint32_t nTimerId = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(nToken);
const char* pTimerName = S.TimerInfo[nTimerId].pName;
char buffer[256];
int type = MicroProfileLogType(*pStart);
const char* pBegin = type == MP_LOG_LEAVE ? "END" :
(type == MP_LOG_ENTER ? "BEGIN" : "META");
snprintf(buffer, 255, "DUMP 0x%p: %s :: %llx: %s\n", pStart, pBegin, nTick, pTimerName);
#ifdef _WIN32
OutputDebugString(buffer);
#else
printf("%s", buffer);
#endif
pStart++;
}
g_pMicroProfileDumpStart = g_pMicroProfileDumpEnd;
}
}
#define MP_DEBUG_DUMP_RANGE() MicroProfileDebugDumpRange();
#else
#define MP_DEBUG_DUMP_RANGE() do{} while(0)
#endif
#define MICROPROFILE_HOVER_DIST 0.5f
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inline void MicroProfileDrawDetailedContextSwitchBars(uint32_t nY, uint32_t nThreadId, uint32_t nContextSwitchStart, uint32_t nContextSwitchEnd, int64_t nBaseTicks, uint32_t nBaseY)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
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uint32_t nThreadBefore = UINT32_MAX;
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float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
float fMsToScreen = UI.nWidth / UI.fDetailedRange;
float fMouseX = (float)UI.nMouseX;
float fMouseY = (float)UI.nMouseY;
for(uint32_t j = nContextSwitchStart; j != nContextSwitchEnd; j = (j+1) % MICROPROFILE_CONTEXT_SWITCH_BUFFER_SIZE)
{
MP_ASSERT(j < MICROPROFILE_CONTEXT_SWITCH_BUFFER_SIZE);
MicroProfileContextSwitch CS = S.ContextSwitch[j];
if(nTickIn == -1)
{
if(CS.nThreadIn == nThreadId)
{
nTickIn = CS.nTicks;
nThreadBefore = CS.nThreadOut;
}
}
else
{
if(CS.nThreadOut == nThreadId)
{
int64_t nTickOut = CS.nTicks;
float fMsStart = fToMs * MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nBaseTicks, nTickIn);
float fMsEnd = fToMs * MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nBaseTicks, nTickOut);
if(fMsStart <= fMsEnd)
{
float fXStart = fMsStart * fMsToScreen;
float fXEnd = fMsEnd * fMsToScreen;
float fYStart = (float)nY;
float fYEnd = fYStart + (MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_CONTEXT_SWITCH_HEIGHT);
uint32_t nColor = g_nMicroProfileContextSwitchThreadColors[CS.nCpu%MICROPROFILE_NUM_CONTEXT_SWITCH_COLORS];
float fXDist = MicroProfileMax(fXStart - fMouseX, fMouseX - fXEnd);
bool bHover = fXDist < MICROPROFILE_HOVER_DIST && fYStart <= fMouseY && fMouseY <= fYEnd && nBaseY < fMouseY;
if(bHover)
{
UI.nRangeBegin = nTickIn;
UI.nRangeEnd = nTickOut;
S.nContextSwitchHoverTickIn = nTickIn;
S.nContextSwitchHoverTickOut = nTickOut;
S.nContextSwitchHoverThread = CS.nThreadOut;
S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadBefore = nThreadBefore;
S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadAfter = CS.nThreadIn;
S.nContextSwitchHoverCpuNext = CS.nCpu;
nColor = UI.nHoverColor;
}
if(CS.nCpu == S.nContextSwitchHoverCpu)
{
nColor = UI.nHoverColorShared;
}
MicroProfileDrawBox(fXStart, fYStart, fXEnd, fYEnd, nColor|UI.nOpacityForeground, MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
}
nTickIn = -1;
}
}
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawDetailedBars(uint32_t nWidth, uint32_t nHeight, int nBaseY, int nSelectedFrame)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
MP_DEBUG_DUMP_RANGE();
int nY = nBaseY - UI.nOffsetY;
int64_t nNumBoxes = 0;
int64_t nNumLines = 0;
uint32_t nFrameNext = (S.nFrameCurrent+1) % MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY;
MicroProfileFrameState* pFrameCurrent = &S.Frames[S.nFrameCurrent];
MicroProfileFrameState* pFrameNext = &S.Frames[nFrameNext];
UI.nRangeBegin = 0;
UI.nRangeEnd = 0;
UI.nRangeBeginGpu = 0;
UI.nRangeEndGpu = 0;
UI.nRangeBeginIndex = UI.nRangeEndIndex = 0;
UI.pRangeLog = 0;
int64_t nFrameStartCpu = pFrameCurrent->nFrameStartCpu;
int64_t nFrameStartGpu = pFrameCurrent->nFrameStartGpu;
int64_t nTicksPerSecondCpu = MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu();
int64_t nTicksPerSecondGpu = MicroProfileTicksPerSecondGpu();
float fToMsCpu = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(nTicksPerSecondCpu);
float fToMsGpu = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(nTicksPerSecondGpu);
float fDetailedOffset = UI.fDetailedOffset;
float fDetailedRange = UI.fDetailedRange;
int64_t nDetailedOffsetTicksCpu = MicroProfileMsToTick(fDetailedOffset, MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
int64_t nDetailedOffsetTicksGpu = MicroProfileMsToTick(fDetailedOffset, MicroProfileTicksPerSecondGpu());
int64_t nBaseTicksCpu = nDetailedOffsetTicksCpu + nFrameStartCpu;
int64_t nBaseTicksGpu = nDetailedOffsetTicksGpu + nFrameStartGpu;
int64_t nBaseTicksEndCpu = nBaseTicksCpu + MicroProfileMsToTick(fDetailedRange, MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
int64_t nTickReferenceCpu = 0, nTickReferenceGpu = 0;
static int64_t nRefCpu = 0, nRefGpu = 0;
if(MicroProfileGetGpuTickReference(&nTickReferenceCpu, &nTickReferenceGpu))
{
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if(0 == nRefCpu || std::abs(nRefCpu-nBaseTicksCpu) > std::abs(nTickReferenceCpu-nBaseTicksCpu))
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{
nRefCpu = nTickReferenceCpu;
nRefGpu = nTickReferenceGpu;
}
else
{
nTickReferenceCpu = nRefCpu;
nTickReferenceGpu = nRefGpu;
}
nBaseTicksGpu = (nBaseTicksCpu - nTickReferenceCpu) * nTicksPerSecondGpu / nTicksPerSecondCpu + nTickReferenceGpu;
}
int64_t nBaseTicksEndGpu = nBaseTicksCpu + MicroProfileMsToTick(fDetailedRange, MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
MicroProfileFrameState* pFrameFirst = pFrameCurrent;
int64_t nGapTime = MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu() * MICROPROFILE_GAP_TIME / 1000;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY - MICROPROFILE_GPU_FRAME_DELAY; ++i)
{
uint32_t nNextIndex = (S.nFrameCurrent + MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY - i) % MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY;
pFrameFirst = &S.Frames[nNextIndex];
if(pFrameFirst->nFrameStartCpu <= nBaseTicksCpu-nGapTime)
break;
}
float fMsBase = fToMsCpu * nDetailedOffsetTicksCpu;
float fMs = fDetailedRange;
float fMsEnd = fMs + fMsBase;
float fWidth = (float)nWidth;
float fMsToScreen = fWidth / fMs;
{
float fRate = floor(2*(log10(fMs)-1))/2;
float fStep = powf(10.f, fRate);
float fRcpStep = 1.f / fStep;
int nColorIndex = (int)(floor(fMsBase*fRcpStep));
float fStart = floor(fMsBase*fRcpStep) * fStep;
for(float f = fStart; f < fMsEnd; )
{
float fStart = f;
float fNext = f + fStep;
MicroProfileDrawBox(((fStart-fMsBase) * fMsToScreen), nBaseY, (fNext-fMsBase) * fMsToScreen+1, nBaseY + nHeight, UI.nOpacityBackground | g_nMicroProfileBackColors[nColorIndex++ & 1]);
f = fNext;
}
}
nY += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1;
MicroProfileLogEntry* pMouseOver = UI.pDisplayMouseOver;
MicroProfileLogEntry* pMouseOverNext = 0;
uint64_t nMouseOverToken = pMouseOver ? MicroProfileLogTimerIndex(*pMouseOver) : MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN;
float fMouseX = (float)UI.nMouseX;
float fMouseY = (float)UI.nMouseY;
uint64_t nHoverToken = MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN;
int64_t nHoverTime = 0;
static int nHoverCounter = 155;
static int nHoverCounterDelta = 10;
nHoverCounter += nHoverCounterDelta;
if(nHoverCounter >= 245)
nHoverCounterDelta = -10;
else if(nHoverCounter < 100)
nHoverCounterDelta = 10;
UI.nHoverColor = (nHoverCounter<<24)|(nHoverCounter<<16)|(nHoverCounter<<8)|nHoverCounter;
uint32_t nHoverCounterShared = nHoverCounter>>2;
UI.nHoverColorShared = (nHoverCounterShared<<24)|(nHoverCounterShared<<16)|(nHoverCounterShared<<8)|nHoverCounterShared;
uint32_t nLinesDrawn[MICROPROFILE_STACK_MAX]={0};
uint32_t nContextSwitchHoverThreadAfter = S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadAfter;
uint32_t nContextSwitchHoverThreadBefore = S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadBefore;
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S.nContextSwitchHoverThread = S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadAfter = S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadBefore = UINT32_MAX;
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uint32_t nContextSwitchStart = UINT32_MAX;
uint32_t nContextSwitchEnd = UINT32_MAX;
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S.nContextSwitchHoverCpuNext = 0xff;
S.nContextSwitchHoverTickIn = -1;
S.nContextSwitchHoverTickOut = -1;
if(S.bContextSwitchRunning)
{
MicroProfileContextSwitchSearch(&nContextSwitchStart, &nContextSwitchEnd, nBaseTicksCpu, nBaseTicksEndCpu);
}
bool bSkipBarView = S.bContextSwitchRunning && S.bContextSwitchNoBars;
if(!bSkipBarView)
{
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_THREADS; ++i)
{
MicroProfileThreadLog* pLog = S.Pool[i];
if(!pLog)
continue;
uint32_t nPut = pFrameNext->nLogStart[i];
///note: this may display new samples as old data, but this will only happen when
// unpaused, where the detailed view is hardly perceptible
uint32_t nFront = S.Pool[i]->nPut.load(std::memory_order_relaxed);
MicroProfileFrameState* pFrameLogFirst = pFrameCurrent;
MicroProfileFrameState* pFrameLogLast = pFrameNext;
uint32_t nGet = pFrameLogFirst->nLogStart[i];
do
{
MP_ASSERT(pFrameLogFirst >= &S.Frames[0] && pFrameLogFirst < &S.Frames[MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY]);
uint32_t nNewGet = pFrameLogFirst->nLogStart[i];
bool bIsValid = false;
if(nPut < nFront)
{
bIsValid = nNewGet <= nPut || nNewGet >= nFront;
}
else
{
bIsValid = nNewGet <= nPut && nNewGet >= nFront;
}
if(bIsValid)
{
nGet = nNewGet;
pFrameLogFirst--;
if(pFrameLogFirst < &S.Frames[0])
pFrameLogFirst = &S.Frames[MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY-1];
}
else
{
break;
}
}while(pFrameLogFirst != pFrameFirst);
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if (nGet == UINT32_MAX) {
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continue;
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}
MP_ASSERT(nGet != UINT32_MAX);
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nPut = pFrameLogLast->nLogStart[i];
uint32_t nRange[2][2] = { {0, 0}, {0, 0}, };
MicroProfileGetRange(nPut, nGet, nRange);
if(nPut == nGet)
continue;
uint32_t nMaxStackDepth = 0;
bool bGpu = pLog->nGpu != 0;
float fToMs = bGpu ? fToMsGpu : fToMsCpu;
int64_t nBaseTicks = bGpu ? nBaseTicksGpu : nBaseTicksCpu;
char ThreadName[MicroProfileThreadLog::THREAD_MAX_LEN + 16];
uint64_t nThreadId = pLog->nThreadId;
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snprintf(ThreadName, sizeof(ThreadName)-1, "%04" PRIx64 ": %s", nThreadId, &pLog->ThreadName[0] );
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nY += 3;
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uint32_t nThreadColor = UINT32_MAX;
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if(pLog->nThreadId == nContextSwitchHoverThreadAfter || pLog->nThreadId == nContextSwitchHoverThreadBefore)
nThreadColor = UI.nHoverColorShared|0x906060;
MicroProfileDrawText(0, nY, nThreadColor, &ThreadName[0], (uint32_t)strlen(&ThreadName[0]));
nY += 3;
nY += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 1;
if(S.bContextSwitchRunning)
{
MicroProfileDrawDetailedContextSwitchBars(nY, pLog->nThreadId, nContextSwitchStart, nContextSwitchEnd, nBaseTicks, nBaseY);
nY -= MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_BAR_HEIGHT;
nY += MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_CONTEXT_SWITCH_HEIGHT+1;
}
uint32_t nYDelta = MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_BAR_HEIGHT;
uint32_t nStack[MICROPROFILE_STACK_MAX];
uint32_t nStackPos = 0;
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < 2; ++j)
{
uint32_t nStart = nRange[j][0];
uint32_t nEnd = nRange[j][1];
for(uint32_t k = nStart; k < nEnd; ++k)
{
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MicroProfileLogEntry* pEntry = &pLog->Log[k];
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int nType = MicroProfileLogType(*pEntry);
if(MP_LOG_ENTER == nType)
{
MP_ASSERT(nStackPos < MICROPROFILE_STACK_MAX);
nStack[nStackPos++] = k;
}
else if(MP_LOG_META == nType)
{
}
else if(MP_LOG_LEAVE == nType)
{
if(0 == nStackPos)
{
continue;
}
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MicroProfileLogEntry* pEntryEnter = &pLog->Log[nStack[nStackPos-1]];
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if(MicroProfileLogTimerIndex(*pEntryEnter) != MicroProfileLogTimerIndex(*pEntry))
{
//uprintf("mismatch %llx %llx\n", pEntryEnter->nToken, pEntry->nToken);
continue;
}
int64_t nTickStart = MicroProfileLogGetTick(*pEntryEnter);
int64_t nTickEnd = MicroProfileLogGetTick(*pEntry);
uint64_t nTimerIndex = MicroProfileLogTimerIndex(*pEntry);
uint32_t nColor = S.TimerInfo[nTimerIndex].nColor;
if(nMouseOverToken == nTimerIndex)
{
if(pEntry == pMouseOver)
{
nColor = UI.nHoverColor;
if(bGpu)
{
UI.nRangeBeginGpu = *pEntryEnter;
UI.nRangeEndGpu = *pEntry;
uint32_t nCpuBegin = (nStack[nStackPos-1] + 1) % MICROPROFILE_BUFFER_SIZE;
uint32_t nCpuEnd = (k + 1) % MICROPROFILE_BUFFER_SIZE;
MicroProfileLogEntry LogCpuBegin = pLog->Log[nCpuBegin];
MicroProfileLogEntry LogCpuEnd = pLog->Log[nCpuEnd];
if(MicroProfileLogType(LogCpuBegin)==3 && MicroProfileLogType(LogCpuEnd) == 3)
{
UI.nRangeBegin = LogCpuBegin;
UI.nRangeEnd = LogCpuEnd;
}
UI.nRangeBeginIndex = nStack[nStackPos-1];
UI.nRangeEndIndex = k;
UI.pRangeLog = pLog;
}
else
{
UI.nRangeBegin = *pEntryEnter;
UI.nRangeEnd = *pEntry;
UI.nRangeBeginIndex = nStack[nStackPos-1];
UI.nRangeEndIndex = k;
UI.pRangeLog = pLog;
}
}
else
{
nColor = UI.nHoverColorShared;
}
}
nMaxStackDepth = MicroProfileMax(nMaxStackDepth, nStackPos);
float fMsStart = fToMs * MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nBaseTicks, nTickStart);
float fMsEnd = fToMs * MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nBaseTicks, nTickEnd);
float fXStart = fMsStart * fMsToScreen;
float fXEnd = fMsEnd * fMsToScreen;
float fYStart = (float)(nY + nStackPos * nYDelta);
float fYEnd = fYStart + (MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_BAR_HEIGHT);
float fXDist = MicroProfileMax(fXStart - fMouseX, fMouseX - fXEnd);
bool bHover = fXDist < MICROPROFILE_HOVER_DIST && fYStart <= fMouseY && fMouseY <= fYEnd && nBaseY < fMouseY;
uint32_t nIntegerWidth = (uint32_t)(fXEnd - fXStart);
if(nIntegerWidth)
{
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if(bHover && UI.nActiveMenu == UINT32_MAX)
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{
nHoverToken = MicroProfileLogTimerIndex(*pEntry);
#if MICROPROFILE_DEBUG
UI.nHoverAddressEnter = (uint64_t)pEntryEnter;
UI.nHoverAddressLeave = (uint64_t)pEntry;
#endif
nHoverTime = MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nTickStart, nTickEnd);
pMouseOverNext = pEntry;
}
MicroProfileDrawBox(fXStart, fYStart, fXEnd, fYEnd, nColor|UI.nOpacityForeground, MicroProfileBoxTypeBar);
#if MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_BAR_NAMES
if(nIntegerWidth>3*MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH)
{
float fXStartText = MicroProfileMax(fXStart, 0.f);
int nTextWidth = (int)(fXEnd - fXStartText);
int nCharacters = (nTextWidth - 2*MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) / MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH;
if(nCharacters>0)
{
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MicroProfileDrawText(fXStartText + 1, fYStart + 1, UINT32_MAX, S.TimerInfo[nTimerIndex].pName, MicroProfileMin<uint32_t>(S.TimerInfo[nTimerIndex].nNameLen, nCharacters));
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}
}
#endif
++nNumBoxes;
}
else
{
float fXAvg = 0.5f * (fXStart + fXEnd);
int nLineX = (int)floor(fXAvg+0.5f);
if(nLineX != (int)nLinesDrawn[nStackPos])
{
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if(bHover && UI.nActiveMenu == UINT32_MAX)
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{
nHoverToken = (uint32_t)MicroProfileLogTimerIndex(*pEntry);
nHoverTime = MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nTickStart, nTickEnd);
pMouseOverNext = pEntry;
}
nLinesDrawn[nStackPos] = nLineX;
MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(nLineX, fYStart + 0.5f, fYEnd + 0.5f, nColor|UI.nOpacityForeground);
++nNumLines;
}
}
nStackPos--;
if(0 == nStackPos)
{
if(bGpu ? (nTickStart > nBaseTicksEndGpu) : (nTickStart > nBaseTicksEndCpu))
{
break;
}
}
}
}
}
nY += nMaxStackDepth * nYDelta + MICROPROFILE_DETAILED_BAR_HEIGHT+1;
}
}
if(S.bContextSwitchRunning && (S.bContextSwitchAllThreads||S.bContextSwitchNoBars))
{
uint32_t nNumThreads = 0;
uint32_t nThreads[MICROPROFILE_MAX_CONTEXT_SWITCH_THREADS];
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_THREADS && S.Pool[i]; ++i)
nThreads[nNumThreads++] = S.Pool[i]->nThreadId;
uint32_t nNumThreadsBase = nNumThreads;
if(S.bContextSwitchAllThreads)
{
for(uint32_t i = nContextSwitchStart; i != nContextSwitchEnd; i = (i+1) % MICROPROFILE_CONTEXT_SWITCH_BUFFER_SIZE)
{
MicroProfileContextSwitch CS = S.ContextSwitch[i];
ThreadIdType nThreadId = CS.nThreadIn;
if(nThreadId)
{
bool bSeen = false;
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < nNumThreads; ++j)
{
if(nThreads[j] == nThreadId)
{
bSeen = true;
break;
}
}
if(!bSeen)
{
nThreads[nNumThreads++] = nThreadId;
}
}
if(nNumThreads == MICROPROFILE_MAX_CONTEXT_SWITCH_THREADS)
{
S.nOverflow = 10;
break;
}
}
std::sort(&nThreads[nNumThreadsBase], &nThreads[nNumThreads]);
}
uint32_t nStart = nNumThreadsBase;
if(S.bContextSwitchNoBars)
nStart = 0;
for(uint32_t i = nStart; i < nNumThreads; ++i)
{
ThreadIdType nThreadId = nThreads[i];
if(nThreadId)
{
char ThreadName[MicroProfileThreadLog::THREAD_MAX_LEN + 16];
const char* cLocal = MicroProfileIsLocalThread(nThreadId) ? "*": " ";
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#if defined(_WIN32)
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// nThreadId is 32-bit on Windows
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int nStrLen = snprintf(ThreadName, sizeof(ThreadName)-1, "%04x: %s%s", nThreadId, cLocal, i < nNumThreadsBase ? &S.Pool[i]->ThreadName[0] : MICROPROFILE_THREAD_NAME_FROM_ID(nThreadId) );
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#else
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int nStrLen = snprintf(ThreadName, sizeof(ThreadName)-1, "%04" PRIx64 ": %s%s", nThreadId, cLocal, i < nNumThreadsBase ? &S.Pool[i]->ThreadName[0] : MICROPROFILE_THREAD_NAME_FROM_ID(nThreadId) );
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#endif
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uint32_t nThreadColor = UINT32_MAX;
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if(nThreadId == nContextSwitchHoverThreadAfter || nThreadId == nContextSwitchHoverThreadBefore)
nThreadColor = UI.nHoverColorShared|0x906060;
MicroProfileDrawDetailedContextSwitchBars(nY+2, nThreadId, nContextSwitchStart, nContextSwitchEnd, nBaseTicksCpu, nBaseY);
MicroProfileDrawText(0, nY, nThreadColor, &ThreadName[0], nStrLen);
nY += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1;
}
}
}
S.nContextSwitchHoverCpu = S.nContextSwitchHoverCpuNext;
UI.pDisplayMouseOver = pMouseOverNext;
if(!S.nRunning)
{
if(nHoverToken != MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN && nHoverTime)
{
UI.nHoverToken = nHoverToken;
UI.nHoverTime = nHoverTime;
}
if(nSelectedFrame != -1)
{
UI.nRangeBegin = S.Frames[nSelectedFrame].nFrameStartCpu;
UI.nRangeEnd = S.Frames[(nSelectedFrame+1)%MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY].nFrameStartCpu;
UI.nRangeBeginGpu = S.Frames[nSelectedFrame].nFrameStartGpu;
UI.nRangeEndGpu = S.Frames[(nSelectedFrame+1)%MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY].nFrameStartGpu;
}
if(UI.nRangeBegin != UI.nRangeEnd)
{
float fMsStart = fToMsCpu * MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nBaseTicksCpu, UI.nRangeBegin);
float fMsEnd = fToMsCpu * MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nBaseTicksCpu, UI.nRangeEnd);
float fXStart = fMsStart * fMsToScreen;
float fXEnd = fMsEnd * fMsToScreen;
MicroProfileDrawBox(fXStart, nBaseY, fXEnd, nHeight, MICROPROFILE_FRAME_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT, MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(fXStart, nBaseY, nHeight, MICROPROFILE_FRAME_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT | 0x44000000);
MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(fXEnd, nBaseY, nHeight, MICROPROFILE_FRAME_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT | 0x44000000);
fMsStart += fDetailedOffset;
fMsEnd += fDetailedOffset;
char sBuffer[32];
uint32_t nLenStart = snprintf(sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer)-1, "%.2fms", fMsStart);
float fStartTextWidth = (float)((1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) * nLenStart);
float fStartTextX = fXStart - fStartTextWidth - 2;
MicroProfileDrawBox(fStartTextX, nBaseY, fStartTextX + fStartTextWidth + 2, MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 2 + nBaseY, 0x33000000, MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
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MicroProfileDrawText(fStartTextX+1, nBaseY, UINT32_MAX, sBuffer, nLenStart);
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uint32_t nLenEnd = snprintf(sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer)-1, "%.2fms", fMsEnd);
MicroProfileDrawBox(fXEnd+1, nBaseY, fXEnd+1+(1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) * nLenEnd + 3, MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 2 + nBaseY, 0x33000000, MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
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MicroProfileDrawText(fXEnd+2, nBaseY+1, UINT32_MAX, sBuffer, nLenEnd);
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if(UI.nMouseRight)
{
MicroProfileZoomTo(UI.nRangeBegin, UI.nRangeEnd);
}
}
if(UI.nRangeBeginGpu != UI.nRangeEndGpu)
{
float fMsStart = fToMsGpu * MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nBaseTicksGpu, UI.nRangeBeginGpu);
float fMsEnd = fToMsGpu * MicroProfileLogTickDifference(nBaseTicksGpu, UI.nRangeEndGpu);
float fXStart = fMsStart * fMsToScreen;
float fXEnd = fMsEnd * fMsToScreen;
MicroProfileDrawBox(fXStart, nBaseY, fXEnd, nHeight, MICROPROFILE_FRAME_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT_GPU, MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(fXStart, nBaseY, nHeight, MICROPROFILE_FRAME_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT_GPU | 0x44000000);
MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(fXEnd, nBaseY, nHeight, MICROPROFILE_FRAME_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT_GPU | 0x44000000);
nBaseY += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1;
fMsStart += fDetailedOffset;
fMsEnd += fDetailedOffset;
char sBuffer[32];
uint32_t nLenStart = snprintf(sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer)-1, "%.2fms", fMsStart);
float fStartTextWidth = (float)((1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) * nLenStart);
float fStartTextX = fXStart - fStartTextWidth - 2;
MicroProfileDrawBox(fStartTextX, nBaseY, fStartTextX + fStartTextWidth + 2, MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 2 + nBaseY, 0x33000000, MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
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MicroProfileDrawText(fStartTextX+1, nBaseY, UINT32_MAX, sBuffer, nLenStart);
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uint32_t nLenEnd = snprintf(sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer)-1, "%.2fms", fMsEnd);
MicroProfileDrawBox(fXEnd+1, nBaseY, fXEnd+1+(1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) * nLenEnd + 3, MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 2 + nBaseY, 0x33000000, MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
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MicroProfileDrawText(fXEnd+2, nBaseY+1, UINT32_MAX, sBuffer, nLenEnd);
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}
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawDetailedFrameHistory(uint32_t nWidth, uint32_t nHeight, uint32_t nBaseY, uint32_t nSelectedFrame)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
const uint32_t nBarHeight = MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_HEIGHT;
float fBaseX = (float)nWidth;
float fDx = fBaseX / MICROPROFILE_NUM_FRAMES;
uint32_t nLastIndex = (S.nFrameCurrent+1) % MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY;
MicroProfileDrawBox(0, nBaseY, nWidth, nBaseY+MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_HEIGHT, 0xff000000 | g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0], MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu()) * S.fRcpReferenceTime;
float fToMsGpu = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(MicroProfileTicksPerSecondGpu()) * S.fRcpReferenceTime;
MicroProfileFrameState* pFrameCurrent = &S.Frames[S.nFrameCurrent];
uint64_t nFrameStartCpu = pFrameCurrent->nFrameStartCpu;
int64_t nDetailedOffsetTicksCpu = MicroProfileMsToTick(UI.fDetailedOffset, MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
int64_t nCpuStart = nDetailedOffsetTicksCpu + nFrameStartCpu;
int64_t nCpuEnd = nCpuStart + MicroProfileMsToTick(UI.fDetailedRange, MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());;
float fSelectionStart = (float)nWidth;
float fSelectionEnd = 0.f;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_NUM_FRAMES; ++i)
{
uint32_t nIndex = (S.nFrameCurrent + MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY - i) % MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY;
MicroProfileFrameState* pCurrent = &S.Frames[nIndex];
MicroProfileFrameState* pNext = &S.Frames[nLastIndex];
int64_t nTicks = pNext->nFrameStartCpu - pCurrent->nFrameStartCpu;
int64_t nTicksGpu = pNext->nFrameStartGpu - pCurrent->nFrameStartGpu;
float fScale = fToMs * nTicks;
float fScaleGpu = fToMsGpu * nTicksGpu;
fScale = fScale > 1.f ? 0.f : 1.f - fScale;
fScaleGpu = fScaleGpu > 1.f ? 0.f : 1.f - fScaleGpu;
float fXEnd = fBaseX;
float fXStart = fBaseX - fDx;
fBaseX = fXStart;
uint32_t nColor = MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_COLOR_CPU;
if(nIndex == nSelectedFrame)
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nColor = UINT32_MAX;
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MicroProfileDrawBox(fXStart, nBaseY + fScale * nBarHeight, fXEnd, nBaseY+MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_HEIGHT, nColor, MicroProfileBoxTypeBar);
if(pNext->nFrameStartCpu > nCpuStart)
{
fSelectionStart = fXStart;
}
if(pCurrent->nFrameStartCpu < nCpuEnd && fSelectionEnd == 0.f)
{
fSelectionEnd = fXEnd;
}
nLastIndex = nIndex;
}
MicroProfileDrawBox(fSelectionStart, nBaseY, fSelectionEnd, nBaseY+MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_HEIGHT, MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_COLOR_HIGHTLIGHT, MicroProfileBoxTypeFlat);
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawDetailedView(uint32_t nWidth, uint32_t nHeight)
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MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
MICROPROFILE_SCOPE(g_MicroProfileDetailed);
uint32_t nBaseY = MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 1;
int nSelectedFrame = -1;
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if(UI.nMouseY > nBaseY && UI.nMouseY <= nBaseY + MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_HEIGHT && UI.nActiveMenu == UINT32_MAX)
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{
nSelectedFrame = ((MICROPROFILE_NUM_FRAMES) * (UI.nWidth-UI.nMouseX) / UI.nWidth);
nSelectedFrame = (S.nFrameCurrent + MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY - nSelectedFrame) % MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY;
UI.nHoverFrame = nSelectedFrame;
if(UI.nMouseRight)
{
int64_t nRangeBegin = S.Frames[nSelectedFrame].nFrameStartCpu;
int64_t nRangeEnd = S.Frames[(nSelectedFrame+1)%MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY].nFrameStartCpu;
MicroProfileZoomTo(nRangeBegin, nRangeEnd);
}
if(UI.nMouseDownLeft)
{
uint64_t nFrac = (1024 * (MICROPROFILE_NUM_FRAMES) * (UI.nMouseX) / UI.nWidth) % 1024;
int64_t nRangeBegin = S.Frames[nSelectedFrame].nFrameStartCpu;
int64_t nRangeEnd = S.Frames[(nSelectedFrame+1)%MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY].nFrameStartCpu;
MicroProfileCenter(nRangeBegin + (nRangeEnd-nRangeBegin) * nFrac / 1024);
}
}
else
{
UI.nHoverFrame = -1;
}
MicroProfileDrawDetailedBars(nWidth, nHeight, nBaseY + MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_HEIGHT, nSelectedFrame);
MicroProfileDrawDetailedFrameHistory(nWidth, nHeight, nBaseY, nSelectedFrame);
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawTextRight(uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, uint32_t nColor, const char* pStr, uint32_t nStrLen)
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{
MicroProfileDrawText(nX - nStrLen * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1), nY, nColor, pStr, nStrLen);
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawHeader(int32_t nX, uint32_t nWidth, const char* pName)
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{
if(pName)
{
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX-8, MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 2, nX + nWidth+5, MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 2 + (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1), 0xff000000|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[1]);
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX, MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 2, UINT32_MAX, pName, (uint32_t)strlen(pName));
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}
}
typedef void (*MicroProfileLoopGroupCallback)(uint32_t nTimer, uint32_t nIdx, uint64_t nGroupMask, uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, void* pData);
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inline void MicroProfileLoopActiveGroupsDraw(int32_t nX, int32_t nY, const char* pName, MicroProfileLoopGroupCallback CB, void* pData)
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MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
nY += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 2;
uint64_t nGroup = S.nAllGroupsWanted ? S.nGroupMask : S.nActiveGroupWanted;
uint32_t nCount = 0;
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS; ++j)
{
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uint64_t nMask = 1ULL << j;
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if(nMask & nGroup)
{
nY += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 1;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < S.nTotalTimers;++i)
{
uint64_t nTokenMask = MicroProfileGetGroupMask(S.TimerInfo[i].nToken);
if(nTokenMask & nMask)
{
if(nY >= 0)
CB(i, nCount, nMask, nX, nY, pData);
nCount += 2;
nY += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 1;
if(nY > (int)UI.nHeight)
return;
}
}
}
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileCalcTimers(float* pTimers, float* pAverage, float* pMax, float* pCallAverage, float* pExclusive, float* pAverageExclusive, float* pMaxExclusive, uint64_t nGroup, uint32_t nSize)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
uint32_t nCount = 0;
uint64_t nMask = 1;
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS; ++j)
{
if(nMask & nGroup)
{
const float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(S.GroupInfo[j].Type == MicroProfileTokenTypeGpu ? MicroProfileTicksPerSecondGpu() : MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < S.nTotalTimers;++i)
{
uint64_t nTokenMask = MicroProfileGetGroupMask(S.TimerInfo[i].nToken);
if(nTokenMask & nMask)
{
{
uint32_t nTimer = i;
uint32_t nIdx = nCount;
uint32_t nAggregateFrames = S.nAggregateFrames ? S.nAggregateFrames : 1;
uint32_t nAggregateCount = S.Aggregate[nTimer].nCount ? S.Aggregate[nTimer].nCount : 1;
float fToPrc = S.fRcpReferenceTime;
float fMs = fToMs * (S.Frame[nTimer].nTicks);
float fPrc = MicroProfileMin(fMs * fToPrc, 1.f);
float fAverageMs = fToMs * (S.Aggregate[nTimer].nTicks / nAggregateFrames);
float fAveragePrc = MicroProfileMin(fAverageMs * fToPrc, 1.f);
float fMaxMs = fToMs * (S.AggregateMax[nTimer]);
float fMaxPrc = MicroProfileMin(fMaxMs * fToPrc, 1.f);
float fCallAverageMs = fToMs * (S.Aggregate[nTimer].nTicks / nAggregateCount);
float fCallAveragePrc = MicroProfileMin(fCallAverageMs * fToPrc, 1.f);
float fMsExclusive = fToMs * (S.FrameExclusive[nTimer]);
float fPrcExclusive = MicroProfileMin(fMsExclusive * fToPrc, 1.f);
float fAverageMsExclusive = fToMs * (S.AggregateExclusive[nTimer] / nAggregateFrames);
float fAveragePrcExclusive = MicroProfileMin(fAverageMsExclusive * fToPrc, 1.f);
float fMaxMsExclusive = fToMs * (S.AggregateMaxExclusive[nTimer]);
float fMaxPrcExclusive = MicroProfileMin(fMaxMsExclusive * fToPrc, 1.f);
pTimers[nIdx] = fMs;
pTimers[nIdx+1] = fPrc;
pAverage[nIdx] = fAverageMs;
pAverage[nIdx+1] = fAveragePrc;
pMax[nIdx] = fMaxMs;
pMax[nIdx+1] = fMaxPrc;
pCallAverage[nIdx] = fCallAverageMs;
pCallAverage[nIdx+1] = fCallAveragePrc;
pExclusive[nIdx] = fMsExclusive;
pExclusive[nIdx+1] = fPrcExclusive;
pAverageExclusive[nIdx] = fAverageMsExclusive;
pAverageExclusive[nIdx+1] = fAveragePrcExclusive;
pMaxExclusive[nIdx] = fMaxMsExclusive;
pMaxExclusive[nIdx+1] = fMaxPrcExclusive;
}
nCount += 2;
}
}
}
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nMask <<= 1;
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}
}
#define SBUF_MAX 32
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inline void MicroProfileDrawBarArrayCallback(uint32_t nTimer, uint32_t nIdx, uint64_t nGroupMask, uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, void* pExtra)
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{
const uint32_t nHeight = MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT;
const uint32_t nTextWidth = 6 * (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH);
const float fWidth = (float)MICROPROFILE_BAR_WIDTH;
float* pTimers = ((float**)pExtra)[0];
float* pTimers2 = ((float**)pExtra)[1];
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
char sBuffer[SBUF_MAX];
if (pTimers2 && pTimers2[nIdx] > 0.1f)
snprintf(sBuffer, SBUF_MAX-1, "%5.2f %3.1fx", pTimers[nIdx], pTimers[nIdx] / pTimers2[nIdx]);
else
snprintf(sBuffer, SBUF_MAX-1, "%5.2f", pTimers[nIdx]);
if (!pTimers2)
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX + nTextWidth, nY, nX + nTextWidth + fWidth * pTimers[nIdx+1], nY + nHeight, UI.nOpacityForeground|S.TimerInfo[nTimer].nColor, MicroProfileBoxTypeBar);
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX, nY, UINT32_MAX, sBuffer, (uint32_t)strlen(sBuffer));
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}
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inline uint32_t MicroProfileDrawBarArray(int32_t nX, int32_t nY, float* pTimers, const char* pName, uint32_t nTotalHeight, float* pTimers2 = NULL)
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{
const uint32_t nTextWidth = 6 * (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH);
const uint32_t nWidth = MICROPROFILE_BAR_WIDTH;
MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(nX-5, 0, nTotalHeight+nY, UI.nOpacityBackground|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[1]);
float* pTimersArray[2] = {pTimers, pTimers2};
MicroProfileLoopActiveGroupsDraw(nX, nY, pName, MicroProfileDrawBarArrayCallback, pTimersArray);
MicroProfileDrawHeader(nX, nTextWidth + nWidth, pName);
return nWidth + 5 + nTextWidth;
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawBarCallCountCallback(uint32_t nTimer, uint32_t nIdx, uint64_t nGroupMask, uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, void* pExtra)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
char sBuffer[SBUF_MAX];
int nLen = snprintf(sBuffer, SBUF_MAX-1, "%5d", S.Frame[nTimer].nCount);//fix
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX, nY, UINT32_MAX, sBuffer, nLen);
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}
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inline uint32_t MicroProfileDrawBarCallCount(int32_t nX, int32_t nY, const char* pName)
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{
MicroProfileLoopActiveGroupsDraw(nX, nY, pName, MicroProfileDrawBarCallCountCallback, 0);
const uint32_t nTextWidth = 6 * MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH;
MicroProfileDrawHeader(nX, 5 + nTextWidth, pName);
return 5 + nTextWidth;
}
struct MicroProfileMetaAverageArgs
{
uint64_t* pCounters;
float fRcpFrames;
};
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inline void MicroProfileDrawBarMetaAverageCallback(uint32_t nTimer, uint32_t nIdx, uint64_t nGroupMask, uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, void* pExtra)
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{
MicroProfileMetaAverageArgs* pArgs = (MicroProfileMetaAverageArgs*)pExtra;
uint64_t* pCounters = pArgs->pCounters;
float fRcpFrames = pArgs->fRcpFrames;
char sBuffer[SBUF_MAX];
int nLen = snprintf(sBuffer, SBUF_MAX-1, "%5.2f", pCounters[nTimer] * fRcpFrames);
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX - nLen * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1), nY, UINT32_MAX, sBuffer, nLen);
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}
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inline uint32_t MicroProfileDrawBarMetaAverage(int32_t nX, int32_t nY, uint64_t* pCounters, const char* pName, uint32_t nTotalHeight)
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{
if(!pName)
return 0;
MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(nX-5, 0, nTotalHeight+nY, UI.nOpacityBackground|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[1]);
uint32_t nTextWidth = (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) * MicroProfileMax<uint32_t>(6, (uint32_t)strlen(pName));
float fRcpFrames = 1.f / (MicroProfileGet()->nAggregateFrames ? MicroProfileGet()->nAggregateFrames : 1);
MicroProfileMetaAverageArgs Args = {pCounters, fRcpFrames};
MicroProfileLoopActiveGroupsDraw(nX + nTextWidth, nY, pName, MicroProfileDrawBarMetaAverageCallback, &Args);
MicroProfileDrawHeader(nX, 5 + nTextWidth, pName);
return 5 + nTextWidth;
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawBarMetaCountCallback(uint32_t nTimer, uint32_t nIdx, uint64_t nGroupMask, uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, void* pExtra)
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{
uint64_t* pCounters = (uint64_t*)pExtra;
char sBuffer[SBUF_MAX];
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int nLen = snprintf(sBuffer, SBUF_MAX-1, "%5" PRIu64, pCounters[nTimer]);
MicroProfileDrawText(nX - nLen * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1), nY, UINT32_MAX, sBuffer, nLen);
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}
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inline uint32_t MicroProfileDrawBarMetaCount(int32_t nX, int32_t nY, uint64_t* pCounters, const char* pName, uint32_t nTotalHeight)
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{
if(!pName)
return 0;
MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(nX-5, 0, nTotalHeight+nY, UI.nOpacityBackground|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[1]);
uint32_t nTextWidth = (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) * MicroProfileMax<uint32_t>(6, (uint32_t)strlen(pName));
MicroProfileLoopActiveGroupsDraw(nX + nTextWidth, nY, pName, MicroProfileDrawBarMetaCountCallback, pCounters);
MicroProfileDrawHeader(nX, 5 + nTextWidth, pName);
return 5 + nTextWidth;
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawBarLegendCallback(uint32_t nTimer, uint32_t nIdx, uint64_t nGroupMask, uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, void* pExtra)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
if (S.TimerInfo[nTimer].bGraph)
{
MicroProfileDrawText(nX, nY, S.TimerInfo[nTimer].nColor, ">", 1);
}
MicroProfileDrawTextRight(nX, nY, S.TimerInfo[nTimer].nColor, S.TimerInfo[nTimer].pName, (uint32_t)strlen(S.TimerInfo[nTimer].pName));
if(UI.nMouseY >= nY && UI.nMouseY < nY + MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1)
{
UI.nHoverToken = nTimer;
UI.nHoverTime = 0;
}
}
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inline uint32_t MicroProfileDrawBarLegend(int32_t nX, int32_t nY, uint32_t nTotalHeight, uint32_t nMaxWidth)
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{
MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(nX-5, nY, nTotalHeight, UI.nOpacityBackground | g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[1]);
MicroProfileLoopActiveGroupsDraw(nMaxWidth, nY, 0, MicroProfileDrawBarLegendCallback, 0);
return nX;
}
bool MicroProfileDrawGraph(uint32_t nScreenWidth, uint32_t nScreenHeight)
{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
MICROPROFILE_SCOPE(g_MicroProfileDrawGraph);
bool bEnabled = false;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS; ++i)
if(S.Graph[i].nToken != MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN)
bEnabled = true;
if(!bEnabled)
return false;
uint32_t nX = nScreenWidth - MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH;
uint32_t nY = nScreenHeight - MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HEIGHT;
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nY, nX + MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH, nY + MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HEIGHT, 0x88000000 | g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]);
bool bMouseOver = UI.nMouseX >= nX && UI.nMouseY >= nY;
float fMouseXPrc =(float(UI.nMouseX - nX)) / MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH;
if(bMouseOver)
{
float fXAvg = fMouseXPrc * MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH + nX;
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MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(fXAvg, nY, nY + MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HEIGHT, UINT32_MAX);
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}
float fY = (float)nScreenHeight;
float fDX = MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH * 1.f / MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HISTORY;
float fDY = MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HEIGHT;
uint32_t nPut = S.nGraphPut;
float* pGraphData = (float*)alloca(sizeof(float)* MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HISTORY*2);
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS; ++i)
{
if(S.Graph[i].nToken != MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN)
{
uint32_t nGroupId = MicroProfileGetGroupIndex(S.Graph[i].nToken);
bool bGpu = S.GroupInfo[nGroupId].Type == MicroProfileTokenTypeGpu;
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(bGpu ? MicroProfileTicksPerSecondGpu() : MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
float fToPrc = fToMs * S.fRcpReferenceTime * 3 / 4;
float fX = (float)nX;
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HISTORY; ++j)
{
float fWeigth = MicroProfileMin(fToPrc * (S.Graph[i].nHistory[(j+nPut)%MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HISTORY]), 1.f);
pGraphData[(j*2)] = fX;
pGraphData[(j*2)+1] = fY - fDY * fWeigth;
fX += fDX;
}
MicroProfileDrawLine2D(MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HISTORY, pGraphData, S.TimerInfo[MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(S.Graph[i].nToken)].nColor);
}
}
{
float fY1 = 0.25f * MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HEIGHT + nY;
float fY2 = 0.50f * MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HEIGHT + nY;
float fY3 = 0.75f * MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HEIGHT + nY;
MicroProfileDrawLineHorizontal(nX, nX + MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH, fY1, 0xffdd4444);
MicroProfileDrawLineHorizontal(nX, nX + MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH, fY2, 0xff000000| g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]);
MicroProfileDrawLineHorizontal(nX, nX + MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH, fY3, 0xff000000|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]);
char buf[32];
int nLen = snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf)-1, "%5.2fms", S.fReferenceTime);
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX+1, fY1 - (2+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT), UINT32_MAX, buf, nLen);
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}
if(bMouseOver)
{
uint32_t pColors[MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS];
MicroProfileStringArray Strings;
MicroProfileStringArrayClear(&Strings);
uint32_t nTextCount = 0;
uint32_t nGraphIndex = (S.nGraphPut + MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HISTORY - int(MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HISTORY*(1.f - fMouseXPrc))) % MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_HISTORY;
uint32_t nX = UI.nMouseX;
uint32_t nY = UI.nMouseY + 20;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS; ++i)
{
if(S.Graph[i].nToken != MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN)
{
uint32_t nGroupId = MicroProfileGetGroupIndex(S.Graph[i].nToken);
bool bGpu = S.GroupInfo[nGroupId].Type == MicroProfileTokenTypeGpu;
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(bGpu ? MicroProfileTicksPerSecondGpu() : MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
uint32_t nIndex = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(S.Graph[i].nToken);
uint32_t nColor = S.TimerInfo[nIndex].nColor;
const char* pName = S.TimerInfo[nIndex].pName;
pColors[nTextCount++] = nColor;
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&Strings, pName);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&Strings, "%5.2fms", fToMs * (S.Graph[i].nHistory[nGraphIndex]));
}
}
if(nTextCount)
{
MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(nX, nY, Strings.ppStrings, Strings.nNumStrings, 0, pColors);
}
if(UI.nMouseRight)
{
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS; ++i)
{
S.Graph[i].nToken = MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN;
}
}
}
return bMouseOver;
}
void MicroProfileDumpTimers()
{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
uint64_t nActiveGroup = S.nGroupMask;
uint32_t nNumTimers = S.nTotalTimers;
uint32_t nBlockSize = 2 * nNumTimers;
float* pTimers = (float*)alloca(nBlockSize * 7 * sizeof(float));
float* pAverage = pTimers + nBlockSize;
float* pMax = pTimers + 2 * nBlockSize;
float* pCallAverage = pTimers + 3 * nBlockSize;
float* pTimersExclusive = pTimers + 4 * nBlockSize;
float* pAverageExclusive = pTimers + 5 * nBlockSize;
float* pMaxExclusive = pTimers + 6 * nBlockSize;
MicroProfileCalcTimers(pTimers, pAverage, pMax, pCallAverage, pTimersExclusive, pAverageExclusive, pMaxExclusive, nActiveGroup, nNumTimers);
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%11s, ", "Time");
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%11s, ", "Average");
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%11s, ", "Max");
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%11s, ", "Call Avg");
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%9s, ", "Count");
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%11s, ", "Excl");
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%11s, ", "Avg Excl");
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%11s, \n", "Max Excl");
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS; ++j)
{
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uint64_t nMask = 1ULL << j;
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if(nMask & nActiveGroup)
{
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%s\n", S.GroupInfo[j].pName);
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < S.nTotalTimers;++i)
{
uint64_t nTokenMask = MicroProfileGetGroupMask(S.TimerInfo[i].nToken);
if(nTokenMask & nMask)
{
uint32_t nIdx = i * 2;
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%9.2fms, ", pTimers[nIdx]);
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%9.2fms, ", pAverage[nIdx]);
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%9.2fms, ", pMax[nIdx]);
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%9.2fms, ", pCallAverage[nIdx]);
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%9d, ", S.Frame[i].nCount);
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%9.2fms, ", pTimersExclusive[nIdx]);
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%9.2fms, ", pAverageExclusive[nIdx]);
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%9.2fms, ", pMaxExclusive[nIdx]);
MICROPROFILE_PRINTF("%s\n", S.TimerInfo[i].pName);
}
}
}
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawBarView(uint32_t nScreenWidth, uint32_t nScreenHeight)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
uint64_t nActiveGroup = S.nAllGroupsWanted ? S.nGroupMask : S.nActiveGroupWanted;
if(!nActiveGroup)
return;
MICROPROFILE_SCOPE(g_MicroProfileDrawBarView);
const uint32_t nHeight = MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT;
int nColorIndex = 0;
uint32_t nMaxTimerNameLen = 1;
uint32_t nNumTimers = 0;
uint32_t nNumGroups = 0;
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS; ++j)
{
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if(nActiveGroup & (1ULL << j))
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{
nNumTimers += S.GroupInfo[j].nNumTimers;
nNumGroups += 1;
nMaxTimerNameLen = MicroProfileMax(nMaxTimerNameLen, S.GroupInfo[j].nMaxTimerNameLen);
}
}
uint32_t nTimerWidth = 2+(4+nMaxTimerNameLen) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1);
uint32_t nX = nTimerWidth + UI.nOffsetX;
uint32_t nY = nHeight + 3 - UI.nOffsetY;
uint32_t nBlockSize = 2 * nNumTimers;
float* pTimers = (float*)alloca(nBlockSize * 7 * sizeof(float));
float* pAverage = pTimers + nBlockSize;
float* pMax = pTimers + 2 * nBlockSize;
float* pCallAverage = pTimers + 3 * nBlockSize;
float* pTimersExclusive = pTimers + 4 * nBlockSize;
float* pAverageExclusive = pTimers + 5 * nBlockSize;
float* pMaxExclusive = pTimers + 6 * nBlockSize;
MicroProfileCalcTimers(pTimers, pAverage, pMax, pCallAverage, pTimersExclusive, pAverageExclusive, pMaxExclusive, nActiveGroup, nNumTimers);
uint32_t nWidth = 0;
{
uint32_t nMetaIndex = 0;
for(uint32_t i = 1; i ; i <<= 1)
{
if(S.nBars & i)
{
if(i >= MP_DRAW_META_FIRST)
{
if(nMetaIndex < MICROPROFILE_META_MAX && S.MetaCounters[nMetaIndex].pName)
{
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uint32_t nStrWidth = static_cast<uint32_t>(strlen(S.MetaCounters[nMetaIndex].pName));
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if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_TIMERS)
nWidth += 6 + (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) * (nStrWidth);
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_AVERAGE)
nWidth += 6 + (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) * (nStrWidth + 4);
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_MAX)
nWidth += 6 + (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH) * (nStrWidth + 4);
}
}
else
{
nWidth += MICROPROFILE_BAR_WIDTH + 6 + 6 * (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH);
if(i & MP_DRAW_CALL_COUNT)
nWidth += 6 + 6 * MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH;
}
}
if(i >= MP_DRAW_META_FIRST)
{
++nMetaIndex;
}
}
nWidth += (1+nMaxTimerNameLen) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1);
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nNumTimers+nNumGroups+1; ++i)
{
uint32_t nY0 = nY + i * (nHeight + 1);
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bool bInside = (UI.nActiveMenu == UINT32_MAX) && ((UI.nMouseY >= nY0) && (UI.nMouseY < (nY0 + nHeight + 1)));
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MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nY0, nWidth+nX, nY0 + (nHeight+1)+1, UI.nOpacityBackground | (g_nMicroProfileBackColors[nColorIndex++ & 1] + ((bInside) ? 0x002c2c2c : 0)));
}
nX += 10;
}
int nTotalHeight = (nNumTimers+nNumGroups+1) * (nHeight+1);
uint32_t nLegendOffset = 1;
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_TIMERS)
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarArray(nX, nY, pTimers, "Time", nTotalHeight) + 1;
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_AVERAGE)
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarArray(nX, nY, pAverage, "Average", nTotalHeight) + 1;
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_MAX)
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarArray(nX, nY, pMax, (!UI.bShowSpikes) ? "Max Time" : "Max Time, Spike", nTotalHeight, UI.bShowSpikes ? pAverage : NULL) + 1;
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_CALL_COUNT)
{
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarArray(nX, nY, pCallAverage, "Call Average", nTotalHeight) + 1;
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarCallCount(nX, nY, "Count") + 1;
}
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_TIMERS_EXCLUSIVE)
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarArray(nX, nY, pTimersExclusive, "Exclusive Time", nTotalHeight) + 1;
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_AVERAGE_EXCLUSIVE)
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarArray(nX, nY, pAverageExclusive, "Exclusive Average", nTotalHeight) + 1;
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_MAX_EXCLUSIVE)
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarArray(nX, nY, pMaxExclusive, (!UI.bShowSpikes) ? "Exclusive Max Time" :"Excl Max Time, Spike", nTotalHeight, UI.bShowSpikes ? pAverageExclusive : NULL) + 1;
for(int i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_META_MAX; ++i)
{
if(0 != (S.nBars & (MP_DRAW_META_FIRST<<i)) && S.MetaCounters[i].pName)
{
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uint32_t nBufferSize = static_cast<uint32_t>(strlen(S.MetaCounters[i].pName) + 32);
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char* buffer = (char*)alloca(nBufferSize);
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_TIMERS)
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarMetaCount(nX, nY, &S.MetaCounters[i].nCounters[0], S.MetaCounters[i].pName, nTotalHeight) + 1;
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_AVERAGE)
{
snprintf(buffer, nBufferSize-1, "%s Avg", S.MetaCounters[i].pName);
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarMetaAverage(nX, nY, &S.MetaCounters[i].nAggregate[0], buffer, nTotalHeight) + 1;
}
if(S.nBars & MP_DRAW_MAX)
{
snprintf(buffer, nBufferSize-1, "%s Max", S.MetaCounters[i].pName);
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarMetaCount(nX, nY, &S.MetaCounters[i].nAggregateMax[0], buffer, nTotalHeight) + 1;
}
}
}
nX = 0;
nY = nHeight + 3 - UI.nOffsetY;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nNumTimers+nNumGroups+1; ++i)
{
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const uint32_t nY0 = nY + i * (nHeight + 1);
const bool bInside = (UI.nActiveMenu == UINT32_MAX) && ((UI.nMouseY >= nY0) && (UI.nMouseY < (nY0 + nHeight + 1)));
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MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nY0, nTimerWidth, nY0 + (nHeight+1)+1, 0xff0000000 | (g_nMicroProfileBackColors[nColorIndex++ & 1] + ((bInside) ? 0x002c2c2c : 0)));
}
nX += MicroProfileDrawBarLegend(nX, nY, nTotalHeight, nTimerWidth-5) + 1;
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS; ++j)
{
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if(nActiveGroup & (1ULL << j))
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{
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX, nY + (1+nHeight) * nLegendOffset, UINT32_MAX, S.GroupInfo[j].pName, S.GroupInfo[j].nNameLen);
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nLegendOffset += S.GroupInfo[j].nNumTimers+1;
}
}
MicroProfileDrawHeader(nX, nTimerWidth-5, "Group");
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MicroProfileDrawTextRight(nTimerWidth-3, MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 2, UINT32_MAX, "Timer", 5);
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MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(nTimerWidth, 0, nTotalHeight+nY, UI.nOpacityBackground|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[1]);
MicroProfileDrawLineHorizontal(0, nWidth, 2*MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 3, UI.nOpacityBackground|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[1]);
}
typedef const char* (*MicroProfileSubmenuCallback)(int, bool* bSelected);
typedef void (*MicroProfileClickCallback)(int);
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inline const char* MicroProfileUIMenuMode(int nIndex, bool* bSelected)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
switch(nIndex)
{
case 0:
*bSelected = S.nDisplay == MP_DRAW_DETAILED;
return "Detailed";
case 1:
*bSelected = S.nDisplay == MP_DRAW_BARS;
return "Timers";
case 2:
*bSelected = S.nDisplay == MP_DRAW_HIDDEN;
return "Hidden";
case 3:
*bSelected = true;
return "Off";
case 4:
*bSelected = true;
return "------";
case 5:
*bSelected = S.nForceEnable != 0;
return "Force Enable";
default: return 0;
}
}
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inline const char* MicroProfileUIMenuGroups(int nIndex, bool* bSelected)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
*bSelected = false;
if(nIndex == 0)
{
*bSelected = S.nAllGroupsWanted != 0;
return "[ALL]";
}
else
{
nIndex = nIndex-1;
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if(static_cast<uint32_t>(nIndex) < UI.GroupMenuCount)
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{
MicroProfileGroupMenuItem& Item = UI.GroupMenu[nIndex];
static char buffer[MICROPROFILE_NAME_MAX_LEN+32];
if(Item.nIsCategory)
{
uint64_t nGroupMask = S.CategoryInfo[Item.nIndex].nGroupMask;
*bSelected = nGroupMask == (nGroupMask & S.nActiveGroupWanted);
snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer)-1, "[%s]", Item.pName);
}
else
{
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*bSelected = 0 != (S.nActiveGroupWanted & (1ULL << Item.nIndex));
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snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer)-1, " %s", Item.pName);
}
return buffer;
}
return 0;
}
}
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inline const char* MicroProfileUIMenuAggregate(int nIndex, bool* bSelected)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
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if(static_cast<uint32_t>(nIndex) < g_MicroProfileAggregatePresets.size())
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{
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uint32_t val = g_MicroProfileAggregatePresets[nIndex];
*bSelected = S.nAggregateFlip == val;
if (0 == val)
{
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return "Infinite";
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}
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else
{
static char buf[128];
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snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf)-1, "%7u", val);
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return buf;
}
}
return 0;
}
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inline const char* MicroProfileUIMenuTimers(int nIndex, bool* bSelected)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
*bSelected = 0 != (S.nBars & (1 << nIndex));
switch(nIndex)
{
case 0: return "Time";
case 1: return "Average";
case 2: return "Max";
case 3: return "Call Count";
case 4: return "Exclusive Timers";
case 5: return "Exclusive Average";
case 6: return "Exclusive Max";
}
int nMetaIndex = nIndex - 7;
if(nMetaIndex < MICROPROFILE_META_MAX)
{
return S.MetaCounters[nMetaIndex].pName;
}
return 0;
}
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inline const char* MicroProfileUIMenuOptions(int nIndex, bool* bSelected)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
if(nIndex >= MICROPROFILE_OPTION_SIZE) return 0;
switch(UI.Options[nIndex].nSubType)
{
case 0:
*bSelected = S.fReferenceTime == g_MicroProfileReferenceTimePresets[UI.Options[nIndex].nIndex];
break;
case 1:
*bSelected = UI.nOpacityBackground>>24 == g_MicroProfileOpacityPresets[UI.Options[nIndex].nIndex];
break;
case 2:
*bSelected = UI.nOpacityForeground>>24 == g_MicroProfileOpacityPresets[UI.Options[nIndex].nIndex];
break;
case 3:
*bSelected = UI.bShowSpikes;
break;
#if MICROPROFILE_CONTEXT_SWITCH_TRACE
case 4:
{
switch(UI.Options[nIndex].nIndex)
{
case 0:
*bSelected = S.bContextSwitchRunning;
break;
case 1:
*bSelected = S.bContextSwitchAllThreads;
break;
case 2:
*bSelected = S.bContextSwitchNoBars;
break;
}
}
break;
#endif
}
return UI.Options[nIndex].Text;
}
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inline const char* MicroProfileUIMenuPreset(int nIndex, bool* bSelected)
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{
static char buf[128];
*bSelected = false;
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int nNumPresets = static_cast<int>(g_MicroProfilePresetNames.size());
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int nIndexSave = nIndex - nNumPresets - 1;
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if (nIndex == nNumPresets)
{
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return "--";
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}
else if(nIndexSave >=0 && nIndexSave < nNumPresets)
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{
snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf)-1, "Save '%s'", g_MicroProfilePresetNames[nIndexSave]);
return buf;
}
else if(nIndex < nNumPresets)
{
snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf)-1, "Load '%s'", g_MicroProfilePresetNames[nIndex]);
return buf;
}
else
{
return 0;
}
}
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inline const char* MicroProfileUIMenuCustom(int nIndex, bool* bSelected)
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{
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if(UINT32_MAX == UI.nCustomActive)
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{
*bSelected = nIndex == 0;
}
else
{
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*bSelected = nIndex-2 == static_cast<int>(UI.nCustomActive);
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}
switch(nIndex)
{
case 0: return "Disable";
case 1: return "--";
default:
nIndex -= 2;
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if(static_cast<uint32_t>(nIndex) < UI.nCustomCount)
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{
return UI.Custom[nIndex].pName;
}
else
{
return 0;
}
}
}
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inline const char* MicroProfileUIMenuEmpty(int nIndex, bool* bSelected)
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{
return 0;
}
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inline void MicroProfileUIClickMode(int nIndex)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
switch(nIndex)
{
case 0:
S.nDisplay = MP_DRAW_DETAILED;
break;
case 1:
S.nDisplay = MP_DRAW_BARS;
break;
case 2:
S.nDisplay = MP_DRAW_HIDDEN;
break;
case 3:
S.nDisplay = 0;
break;
case 4:
break;
case 5:
S.nForceEnable = !S.nForceEnable;
break;
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileUIClickGroups(int nIndex)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
if(nIndex == 0)
S.nAllGroupsWanted = 1-S.nAllGroupsWanted;
else
{
nIndex -= 1;
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if(static_cast<uint32_t>(nIndex) < UI.GroupMenuCount)
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{
MicroProfileGroupMenuItem& Item = UI.GroupMenu[nIndex];
if(Item.nIsCategory)
{
uint64_t nGroupMask = S.CategoryInfo[Item.nIndex].nGroupMask;
if(nGroupMask != (nGroupMask & S.nActiveGroupWanted))
{
S.nActiveGroupWanted |= nGroupMask;
}
else
{
S.nActiveGroupWanted &= ~nGroupMask;
}
}
else
{
MP_ASSERT(Item.nIndex < S.nGroupCount);
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S.nActiveGroupWanted ^= (1ULL << Item.nIndex);
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}
}
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileUIClickAggregate(int nIndex)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
S.nAggregateFlip = g_MicroProfileAggregatePresets[nIndex];
if(0 == S.nAggregateFlip)
{
S.nAggregateClear = 1;
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileUIClickTimers(int nIndex)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
S.nBars ^= (1 << nIndex);
}
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inline void MicroProfileUIClickOptions(int nIndex)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
switch(UI.Options[nIndex].nSubType)
{
case 0:
S.fReferenceTime = g_MicroProfileReferenceTimePresets[UI.Options[nIndex].nIndex];
S.fRcpReferenceTime = 1.f / S.fReferenceTime;
break;
case 1:
UI.nOpacityBackground = g_MicroProfileOpacityPresets[UI.Options[nIndex].nIndex]<<24;
break;
case 2:
UI.nOpacityForeground = g_MicroProfileOpacityPresets[UI.Options[nIndex].nIndex]<<24;
break;
case 3:
UI.bShowSpikes = !UI.bShowSpikes;
break;
#if MICROPROFILE_CONTEXT_SWITCH_TRACE
case 4:
{
switch(UI.Options[nIndex].nIndex)
{
case 0:
if(S.bContextSwitchRunning)
{
MicroProfileStopContextSwitchTrace();
}
else
{
MicroProfileStartContextSwitchTrace();
}
break;
case 1:
S.bContextSwitchAllThreads = !S.bContextSwitchAllThreads;
break;
case 2:
S.bContextSwitchNoBars= !S.bContextSwitchNoBars;
break;
}
}
break;
#endif
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileUIClickPreset(int nIndex)
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{
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int nNumPresets = static_cast<int>(g_MicroProfilePresetNames.size());
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int nIndexSave = nIndex - nNumPresets - 1;
if(nIndexSave >= 0 && nIndexSave < nNumPresets)
{
MicroProfileSavePreset(g_MicroProfilePresetNames[nIndexSave]);
}
else if(nIndex >= 0 && nIndex < nNumPresets)
{
MicroProfileLoadPreset(g_MicroProfilePresetNames[nIndex]);
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileUIClickCustom(int nIndex)
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{
if(nIndex == 0)
{
MicroProfileCustomGroupDisable();
}
else
{
MicroProfileCustomGroupEnable(nIndex-2);
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileUIClickEmpty(int nIndex)
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{
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawMenu(uint32_t nWidth, uint32_t nHeight)
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{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
uint32_t nX = 0;
uint32_t nY = 0;
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#define SBUF_SIZE 256
char buffer[256];
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nY, nX + nWidth, nY + (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1)+1, 0xff000000|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[1]);
#define MICROPROFILE_MENU_MAX 16
const char* pMenuText[MICROPROFILE_MENU_MAX] = {0};
uint32_t nMenuX[MICROPROFILE_MENU_MAX] = {0};
uint32_t nNumMenuItems = 0;
int nLen = snprintf(buffer, 127, "MicroProfile");
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX, nY, UINT32_MAX, buffer, nLen);
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nX += (sizeof("MicroProfile")+2) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1);
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = "Mode";
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = "Groups";
char AggregateText[64];
snprintf(AggregateText, sizeof(AggregateText)-1, "Aggregate[%d]", S.nAggregateFlip ? S.nAggregateFlip : S.nAggregateFlipCount);
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = &AggregateText[0];
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = "Timers";
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = "Options";
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = "Preset";
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = "Custom";
const int nPauseIndex = nNumMenuItems;
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = S.nRunning ? "Pause" : "Unpause";
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = "Help";
if(S.nOverflow)
{
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = "!BUFFERSFULL!";
}
if(UI.GroupMenuCount != S.nGroupCount + S.nCategoryCount)
{
UI.GroupMenuCount = S.nGroupCount + S.nCategoryCount;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < S.nCategoryCount; ++i)
{
UI.GroupMenu[i].nIsCategory = 1;
UI.GroupMenu[i].nCategoryIndex = i;
UI.GroupMenu[i].nIndex = i;
UI.GroupMenu[i].pName = S.CategoryInfo[i].pName;
}
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < S.nGroupCount; ++i)
{
uint32_t idx = i + S.nCategoryCount;
UI.GroupMenu[idx].nIsCategory = 0;
UI.GroupMenu[idx].nCategoryIndex = S.GroupInfo[i].nCategory;
UI.GroupMenu[idx].nIndex = i;
UI.GroupMenu[idx].pName = S.GroupInfo[i].pName;
}
std::sort(&UI.GroupMenu[0], &UI.GroupMenu[UI.GroupMenuCount],
[] (const MicroProfileGroupMenuItem& l, const MicroProfileGroupMenuItem& r) -> bool
{
if(l.nCategoryIndex < r.nCategoryIndex)
{
return true;
}
else if(r.nCategoryIndex < l.nCategoryIndex)
{
return false;
}
if(r.nIsCategory || l.nIsCategory)
{
return l.nIsCategory > r.nIsCategory;
}
return MP_STRCASECMP(l.pName, r.pName)<0;
}
);
}
MicroProfileSubmenuCallback GroupCallback[MICROPROFILE_MENU_MAX] =
{
MicroProfileUIMenuMode,
MicroProfileUIMenuGroups,
MicroProfileUIMenuAggregate,
MicroProfileUIMenuTimers,
MicroProfileUIMenuOptions,
MicroProfileUIMenuPreset,
MicroProfileUIMenuCustom,
MicroProfileUIMenuEmpty,
MicroProfileUIMenuEmpty,
MicroProfileUIMenuEmpty,
};
MicroProfileClickCallback CBClick[MICROPROFILE_MENU_MAX] =
{
MicroProfileUIClickMode,
MicroProfileUIClickGroups,
MicroProfileUIClickAggregate,
MicroProfileUIClickTimers,
MicroProfileUIClickOptions,
MicroProfileUIClickPreset,
MicroProfileUIClickCustom,
MicroProfileUIClickEmpty,
MicroProfileUIClickEmpty,
MicroProfileUIClickEmpty,
};
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uint32_t nSelectMenu = UINT32_MAX;
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for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nNumMenuItems; ++i)
{
nMenuX[i] = nX;
uint32_t nLen = (uint32_t)strlen(pMenuText[i]);
uint32_t nEnd = nX + nLen * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1);
if(UI.nMouseY <= MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT && UI.nMouseX <= nEnd && UI.nMouseX >= nX)
{
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX-1, nY, nX + nLen * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1), nY +(MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1)+1, 0xff888888);
nSelectMenu = i;
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if((UI.nMouseLeft || UI.nMouseRight) && i == (uint32_t)nPauseIndex)
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{
S.nToggleRunning = 1;
}
}
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX, nY, UINT32_MAX, pMenuText[i], (uint32_t)strlen(pMenuText[i]));
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nX += (nLen+1) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1);
}
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uint32_t nMenu = nSelectMenu != UINT32_MAX ? nSelectMenu : UI.nActiveMenu;
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UI.nActiveMenu = nMenu;
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if(UINT32_MAX != nMenu)
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{
nX = nMenuX[nMenu];
nY += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1;
MicroProfileSubmenuCallback CB = GroupCallback[nMenu];
int nNumLines = 0;
bool bSelected = false;
const char* pString = CB(nNumLines, &bSelected);
uint32_t nWidth = 0, nHeight = 0;
while(pString)
{
nWidth = MicroProfileMax<int>(nWidth, (int)strlen(pString));
nNumLines++;
pString = CB(nNumLines, &bSelected);
}
nWidth = (2+nWidth) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1);
nHeight = nNumLines * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1);
if(UI.nMouseY <= nY + nHeight+0 && UI.nMouseY >= nY-0 && UI.nMouseX <= nX + nWidth + 0 && UI.nMouseX >= nX - 0)
{
UI.nActiveMenu = nMenu;
}
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else if(nSelectMenu == UINT32_MAX)
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{
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UI.nActiveMenu = UINT32_MAX;
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}
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nY, nX + nWidth, nY + nHeight, 0xff000000|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[1]);
for(int i = 0; i < nNumLines; ++i)
{
bool bSelected = false;
const char* pString = CB(i, &bSelected);
if(UI.nMouseY >= nY && UI.nMouseY < nY + MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 1)
{
if(UI.nMouseLeft || UI.nMouseRight)
{
CBClick[nMenu](i);
}
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nY, nX + nWidth, nY + MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT + 1, 0xff888888);
}
int nLen = snprintf(buffer, SBUF_SIZE-1, "%c %s", bSelected ? '*' : ' ' ,pString);
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MicroProfileDrawText(nX, nY, UINT32_MAX, buffer, nLen);
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nY += MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT+1;
}
}
{
static char FrameTimeMessage[64];
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
uint32_t nAggregateFrames = S.nAggregateFrames ? S.nAggregateFrames : 1;
float fMs = fToMs * (S.nFlipTicks);
float fAverageMs = fToMs * (S.nFlipAggregateDisplay / nAggregateFrames);
float fMaxMs = fToMs * S.nFlipMaxDisplay;
int nLen = snprintf(FrameTimeMessage, sizeof(FrameTimeMessage)-1, "Time[%6.2f] Avg[%6.2f] Max[%6.2f]", fMs, fAverageMs, fMaxMs);
pMenuText[nNumMenuItems++] = &FrameTimeMessage[0];
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MicroProfileDrawText(nWidth - nLen * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1), 0, UINT32_MAX, FrameTimeMessage, nLen);
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}
}
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inline void MicroProfileMoveGraph()
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{
int nZoom = UI.nMouseWheelDelta;
int nPanX = 0;
int nPanY = 0;
static int X = 0, Y = 0;
if(UI.nMouseDownLeft && !UI.nModDown)
{
nPanX = UI.nMouseX - X;
nPanY = UI.nMouseY - Y;
}
X = UI.nMouseX;
Y = UI.nMouseY;
if(nZoom)
{
float fOldRange = UI.fDetailedRange;
if(nZoom>0)
{
UI.fDetailedRangeTarget = UI.fDetailedRange *= UI.nModDown ? 1.40f : 1.05f;
}
else
{
float fNewDetailedRange = UI.fDetailedRange / (UI.nModDown ? 1.40f : 1.05f);
if(fNewDetailedRange < 1e-4f) //100ns
fNewDetailedRange = 1e-4f;
UI.fDetailedRangeTarget = UI.fDetailedRange = fNewDetailedRange;
}
float fDiff = fOldRange - UI.fDetailedRange;
float fMousePrc = MicroProfileMax((float)UI.nMouseX / UI.nWidth ,0.f);
UI.fDetailedOffsetTarget = UI.fDetailedOffset += fDiff * fMousePrc;
}
if(nPanX)
{
UI.fDetailedOffsetTarget = UI.fDetailedOffset += -nPanX * UI.fDetailedRange / UI.nWidth;
}
UI.nOffsetY -= nPanY;
UI.nOffsetX += nPanX;
if(UI.nOffsetX > 0)
UI.nOffsetX = 0;
if(UI.nOffsetY<0)
UI.nOffsetY = 0;
}
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inline void MicroProfileDrawCustom(uint32_t nWidth, uint32_t nHeight)
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if(UINT32_MAX != UI.nCustomActive)
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MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
MP_ASSERT(UI.nCustomActive < MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX);
MicroProfileCustom* pCustom = &UI.Custom[UI.nCustomActive];
uint32_t nCount = pCustom->nNumTimers;
uint32_t nAggregateFrames = S.nAggregateFrames ? S.nAggregateFrames : 1;
uint32_t nExtraOffset = 1 + ((pCustom->nFlags & MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_STACK) != 0 ? 3 : 0);
uint32_t nOffsetYBase = nHeight - (nExtraOffset+nCount)* (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT) - MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING;
uint32_t nOffsetY = nOffsetYBase;
float fReference = pCustom->fReference;
float fRcpReference = 1.f / fReference;
uint32_t nReducedWidth = UI.nWidth - 2*MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING - MICROPROFILE_GRAPH_WIDTH;
char Buffer[MICROPROFILE_NAME_MAX_LEN*2+1];
float* pTime = (float*)alloca(sizeof(float)*nCount);
float* pTimeAvg = (float*)alloca(sizeof(float)*nCount);
float* pTimeMax = (float*)alloca(sizeof(float)*nCount);
uint32_t* pColors = (uint32_t*)alloca(sizeof(uint32_t)*nCount);
uint32_t nMaxOffsetX = 0;
MicroProfileDrawBox(MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING-1, nOffsetY-1, MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING+nReducedWidth+1, UI.nHeight - MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING+1, 0x88000000|g_nMicroProfileBackColors[0]);
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nCount; ++i)
{
uint16_t nTimerIndex = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(pCustom->pTimers[i]);
uint16_t nGroupIndex = MicroProfileGetGroupIndex(pCustom->pTimers[i]);
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(S.GroupInfo[nGroupIndex].Type == MicroProfileTokenTypeGpu ? MicroProfileTicksPerSecondGpu() : MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
pTime[i] = S.Frame[nTimerIndex].nTicks * fToMs;
pTimeAvg[i] = fToMs * (S.Aggregate[nTimerIndex].nTicks / nAggregateFrames);
pTimeMax[i] = fToMs * (S.AggregateMax[nTimerIndex]);
pColors[i] = S.TimerInfo[nTimerIndex].nColor;
}
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MicroProfileDrawText(MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING + 3*MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH, nOffsetY, UINT32_MAX, "Avg", sizeof("Avg")-1);
MicroProfileDrawText(MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING + 13*MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH, nOffsetY, UINT32_MAX, "Max", sizeof("Max")-1);
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for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nCount; ++i)
{
nOffsetY += (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT);
uint16_t nTimerIndex = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(pCustom->pTimers[i]);
uint16_t nGroupIndex = MicroProfileGetGroupIndex(pCustom->pTimers[i]);
MicroProfileTimerInfo* pTimerInfo = &S.TimerInfo[nTimerIndex];
int nSize;
uint32_t nOffsetX = MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING;
nSize = snprintf(Buffer, sizeof(Buffer)-1, "%6.2f", pTimeAvg[i]);
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MicroProfileDrawText(nOffsetX, nOffsetY, UINT32_MAX, Buffer, nSize);
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nOffsetX += (nSize+2) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1);
nSize = snprintf(Buffer, sizeof(Buffer)-1, "%6.2f", pTimeMax[i]);
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MicroProfileDrawText(nOffsetX, nOffsetY, UINT32_MAX, Buffer, nSize);
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nOffsetX += (nSize+2) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1);
nSize = snprintf(Buffer, sizeof(Buffer)-1, "%s:%s", S.GroupInfo[nGroupIndex].pName, pTimerInfo->pName);
MicroProfileDrawText(nOffsetX, nOffsetY, pTimerInfo->nColor, Buffer, nSize);
nOffsetX += (nSize+2) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1);
nMaxOffsetX = MicroProfileMax(nMaxOffsetX, nOffsetX);
}
uint32_t nMaxWidth = nReducedWidth- nMaxOffsetX;
if(pCustom->nFlags & MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_BARS)
{
nOffsetY = nOffsetYBase;
float* pMs = pCustom->nFlags & MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_BAR_SOURCE_MAX ? pTimeMax : pTimeAvg;
const char* pString = pCustom->nFlags & MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_BAR_SOURCE_MAX ? "Max" : "Avg";
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MicroProfileDrawText(nMaxOffsetX, nOffsetY, UINT32_MAX, pString, static_cast<uint32_t>(strlen(pString)));
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int nSize = snprintf(Buffer, sizeof(Buffer)-1, "%6.2fms", fReference);
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MicroProfileDrawText(nReducedWidth - (1+nSize) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1), nOffsetY, UINT32_MAX, Buffer, nSize);
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for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nCount; ++i)
{
nOffsetY += (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT);
uint32_t nWidth = MicroProfileMin(nMaxWidth, (uint32_t)(nMaxWidth * pMs[i] * fRcpReference));
MicroProfileDrawBox(nMaxOffsetX, nOffsetY, nMaxOffsetX+nWidth, nOffsetY+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT, pColors[i]|0xff000000);
}
}
if(pCustom->nFlags & MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_STACK)
{
nOffsetY += 2*(1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT);
const char* pString = pCustom->nFlags & MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_STACK_SOURCE_MAX ? "Max" : "Avg";
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MicroProfileDrawText(MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING, nOffsetY, UINT32_MAX, pString, static_cast<uint32_t>(strlen(pString)));
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int nSize = snprintf(Buffer, sizeof(Buffer)-1, "%6.2fms", fReference);
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MicroProfileDrawText(nReducedWidth - (1+nSize) * (MICROPROFILE_TEXT_WIDTH+1), nOffsetY, UINT32_MAX, Buffer, nSize);
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nOffsetY += (1+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT);
float fPosX = MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_PADDING;
float* pMs = pCustom->nFlags & MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_STACK_SOURCE_MAX ? pTimeMax : pTimeAvg;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < nCount; ++i)
{
float fWidth = pMs[i] * fRcpReference * nReducedWidth;
uint32_t nX = fPosX;
fPosX += fWidth;
uint32_t nXEnd = fPosX;
if(nX < nXEnd)
{
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nOffsetY, nXEnd, nOffsetY+MICROPROFILE_TEXT_HEIGHT, pColors[i]|0xff000000);
}
}
}
}
}
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inline void MicroProfileDraw(uint32_t nWidth, uint32_t nHeight)
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{
MICROPROFILE_SCOPE(g_MicroProfileDraw);
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
{
static int once = 0;
if(0 == once)
{
std::recursive_mutex& m = MicroProfileGetMutex();
m.lock();
MicroProfileInitUI();
uint32_t nDisplay = S.nDisplay;
MicroProfileLoadPreset(MICROPROFILE_DEFAULT_PRESET);
once++;
S.nDisplay = nDisplay;// dont load display, just state
m.unlock();
}
}
if(S.nDisplay)
{
std::recursive_mutex& m = MicroProfileGetMutex();
m.lock();
UI.nWidth = nWidth;
UI.nHeight = nHeight;
UI.nHoverToken = MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN;
UI.nHoverTime = 0;
UI.nHoverFrame = -1;
if(S.nDisplay != MP_DRAW_DETAILED)
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S.nContextSwitchHoverThread = S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadAfter = S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadBefore = UINT32_MAX;
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MicroProfileMoveGraph();
if(S.nDisplay == MP_DRAW_DETAILED)
{
MicroProfileDrawDetailedView(nWidth, nHeight);
}
else if(S.nDisplay == MP_DRAW_BARS && S.nBars)
{
MicroProfileDrawBarView(nWidth, nHeight);
}
MicroProfileDrawMenu(nWidth, nHeight);
bool bMouseOverGraph = MicroProfileDrawGraph(nWidth, nHeight);
MicroProfileDrawCustom(nWidth, nHeight);
bool bHidden = S.nDisplay == MP_DRAW_HIDDEN;
if(!bHidden)
{
uint32_t nLockedToolTipX = 3;
bool bDeleted = false;
for(int i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED; ++i)
{
int nIndex = (g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTipFront + i) % MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED;
if(g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTips[nIndex].ppStrings[0])
{
uint32_t nToolTipWidth = 0, nToolTipHeight = 0;
MicroProfileFloatWindowSize(g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTips[nIndex].ppStrings, g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTips[nIndex].nNumStrings, 0, nToolTipWidth, nToolTipHeight, 0);
uint32_t nStartY = nHeight - nToolTipHeight - 2;
if(!bDeleted && UI.nMouseY > nStartY && UI.nMouseX > nLockedToolTipX && UI.nMouseX <= nLockedToolTipX + nToolTipWidth && (UI.nMouseLeft || UI.nMouseRight) )
{
bDeleted = true;
int j = i;
for(; j < MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED-1; ++j)
{
int nIndex0 = (g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTipFront + j) % MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED;
int nIndex1 = (g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTipFront + j+1) % MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED;
MicroProfileStringArrayCopy(&g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTips[nIndex0], &g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTips[nIndex1]);
}
MicroProfileStringArrayClear(&g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTips[(g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTipFront + j) % MICROPROFILE_TOOLTIP_MAX_LOCKED]);
}
else
{
MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(nLockedToolTipX, nHeight-nToolTipHeight-2, &g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTips[nIndex].ppStrings[0], g_MicroProfileUI.LockedToolTips[nIndex].nNumStrings, g_MicroProfileUI.nLockedToolTipColor[nIndex]);
nLockedToolTipX += nToolTipWidth + 4;
}
}
}
if(UI.nActiveMenu == 8)
{
if(S.nDisplay & MP_DRAW_DETAILED)
{
MicroProfileStringArray DetailedHelp;
MicroProfileStringArrayClear(&DetailedHelp);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&DetailedHelp, "%s", MICROPROFILE_HELP_LEFT);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&DetailedHelp, "Toggle Graph");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&DetailedHelp, "%s", MICROPROFILE_HELP_ALT);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&DetailedHelp, "Zoom");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&DetailedHelp, "%s + %s", MICROPROFILE_HELP_MOD, MICROPROFILE_HELP_LEFT);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&DetailedHelp, "Lock Tooltip");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&DetailedHelp, "Drag");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&DetailedHelp, "Pan View");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&DetailedHelp, "Mouse Wheel");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&DetailedHelp, "Zoom");
MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(nWidth, MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_HEIGHT+20, DetailedHelp.ppStrings, DetailedHelp.nNumStrings, 0xff777777);
MicroProfileStringArray DetailedHistoryHelp;
MicroProfileStringArrayClear(&DetailedHistoryHelp);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&DetailedHistoryHelp, "%s", MICROPROFILE_HELP_LEFT);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&DetailedHistoryHelp, "Center View");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&DetailedHistoryHelp, "%s", MICROPROFILE_HELP_ALT);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&DetailedHistoryHelp, "Zoom to frame");
MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(nWidth, 20, DetailedHistoryHelp.ppStrings, DetailedHistoryHelp.nNumStrings, 0xff777777);
}
else if(0 != (S.nDisplay & MP_DRAW_BARS) && S.nBars)
{
MicroProfileStringArray BarHelp;
MicroProfileStringArrayClear(&BarHelp);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&BarHelp, "%s", MICROPROFILE_HELP_LEFT);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&BarHelp, "Toggle Graph");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&BarHelp, "%s + %s", MICROPROFILE_HELP_MOD, MICROPROFILE_HELP_LEFT);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&BarHelp, "Lock Tooltip");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&BarHelp, "Drag");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&BarHelp, "Pan View");
MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(nWidth, MICROPROFILE_FRAME_HISTORY_HEIGHT+20, BarHelp.ppStrings, BarHelp.nNumStrings, 0xff777777);
}
MicroProfileStringArray Debug;
MicroProfileStringArrayClear(&Debug);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&Debug, "Memory Usage");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&Debug, "%4.2fmb", S.nMemUsage / (1024.f * 1024.f));
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&Debug, "Web Server Port");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&Debug, "%d", MicroProfileWebServerPort());
uint32_t nFrameNext = (S.nFrameCurrent+1) % MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY;
MicroProfileFrameState* pFrameCurrent = &S.Frames[S.nFrameCurrent];
MicroProfileFrameState* pFrameNext = &S.Frames[nFrameNext];
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&Debug, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&Debug, "");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&Debug, "Usage");
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&Debug, "markers [frames] ");
#if MICROPROFILE_CONTEXT_SWITCH_TRACE
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&Debug, "Context Switch");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&Debug, "%9d [%7d]", S.nContextSwitchUsage, MICROPROFILE_CONTEXT_SWITCH_BUFFER_SIZE / S.nContextSwitchUsage );
#endif
for(int i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_THREADS; ++i)
{
if(pFrameCurrent->nLogStart[i] && S.Pool[i])
{
uint32_t nEnd = pFrameNext->nLogStart[i];
uint32_t nStart = pFrameCurrent->nLogStart[i];
uint32_t nUsage = nStart < nEnd ? (nEnd - nStart) : (nEnd + MICROPROFILE_BUFFER_SIZE - nStart);
uint32_t nFrameSupport = MICROPROFILE_BUFFER_SIZE / nUsage;
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&Debug, "%s", &S.Pool[i]->ThreadName[0]);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&Debug, "%9d [%7d]", nUsage, nFrameSupport);
}
}
MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(0, nHeight-10, Debug.ppStrings, Debug.nNumStrings, 0xff777777);
}
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if(UI.nActiveMenu == UINT32_MAX && !bMouseOverGraph)
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{
if(UI.nHoverToken != MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN)
{
MicroProfileDrawFloatTooltip(UI.nMouseX, UI.nMouseY, UI.nHoverToken, UI.nHoverTime);
}
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else if(S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadAfter != UINT32_MAX && S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadBefore != UINT32_MAX)
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{
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
MicroProfileStringArray ToolTip;
MicroProfileStringArrayClear(&ToolTip);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Context Switch");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%04x", S.nContextSwitchHoverThread);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Before");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%04x", S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadBefore);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "After");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%04x", S.nContextSwitchHoverThreadAfter);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "Duration");
int64_t nDifference = MicroProfileLogTickDifference(S.nContextSwitchHoverTickIn, S.nContextSwitchHoverTickOut);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6.2fms", fToMs * nDifference );
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "CPU");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%d", S.nContextSwitchHoverCpu);
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MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(UI.nMouseX, UI.nMouseY+20, &ToolTip.ppStrings[0], ToolTip.nNumStrings, UINT32_MAX);
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}
else if(UI.nHoverFrame != -1)
{
uint32_t nNextFrame = (UI.nHoverFrame+1)%MICROPROFILE_MAX_FRAME_HISTORY;
int64_t nTick = S.Frames[UI.nHoverFrame].nFrameStartCpu;
int64_t nTickNext = S.Frames[nNextFrame].nFrameStartCpu;
int64_t nTickGpu = S.Frames[UI.nHoverFrame].nFrameStartGpu;
int64_t nTickNextGpu = S.Frames[nNextFrame].nFrameStartGpu;
float fToMs = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(MicroProfileTicksPerSecondCpu());
float fToMsGpu = MicroProfileTickToMsMultiplier(MicroProfileTicksPerSecondGpu());
float fMs = fToMs * (nTickNext - nTick);
float fMsGpu = fToMsGpu * (nTickNextGpu - nTickGpu);
MicroProfileStringArray ToolTip;
MicroProfileStringArrayClear(&ToolTip);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "Frame %d", UI.nHoverFrame);
#if MICROPROFILE_DEBUG
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%p", &S.Frames[UI.nHoverFrame]);
#else
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "");
#endif
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "CPU Time");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6.2fms", fMs);
MicroProfileStringArrayAddLiteral(&ToolTip, "GPU Time");
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%6.2fms", fMsGpu);
#if MICROPROFILE_DEBUG
for(int i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_THREADS; ++i)
{
if(S.Frames[UI.nHoverFrame].nLogStart[i])
{
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%d", i);
MicroProfileStringArrayFormat(&ToolTip, "%d", S.Frames[UI.nHoverFrame].nLogStart[i]);
}
}
#endif
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MicroProfileDrawFloatWindow(UI.nMouseX, UI.nMouseY+20, &ToolTip.ppStrings[0], ToolTip.nNumStrings, UINT32_MAX);
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}
if(UI.nMouseLeft)
{
if(UI.nHoverToken != MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN)
MicroProfileToggleGraph(UI.nHoverToken);
}
}
}
#if MICROPROFILE_DRAWCURSOR
{
float fCursor[8] =
{
MicroProfileMax(0, (int)UI.nMouseX-3), UI.nMouseY,
MicroProfileMin(nWidth, UI.nMouseX+3), UI.nMouseY,
UI.nMouseX, MicroProfileMax((int)UI.nMouseY-3, 0),
UI.nMouseX, MicroProfileMin(nHeight, UI.nMouseY+3),
};
MicroProfileDrawLine2D(2, &fCursor[0], 0xff00ff00);
MicroProfileDrawLine2D(2, &fCursor[4], 0xff00ff00);
}
#endif
m.unlock();
}
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else if(UI.nCustomActive != UINT32_MAX)
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{
std::recursive_mutex& m = MicroProfileGetMutex();
m.lock();
MicroProfileDrawGraph(nWidth, nHeight);
MicroProfileDrawCustom(nWidth, nHeight);
m.unlock();
}
UI.nMouseLeft = UI.nMouseRight = 0;
UI.nMouseLeftMod = UI.nMouseRightMod = 0;
UI.nMouseWheelDelta = 0;
if(S.nOverflow)
S.nOverflow--;
UI.fDetailedOffset = UI.fDetailedOffset + (UI.fDetailedOffsetTarget - UI.fDetailedOffset) * MICROPROFILE_ANIM_DELAY_PRC;
UI.fDetailedRange = UI.fDetailedRange + (UI.fDetailedRangeTarget - UI.fDetailedRange) * MICROPROFILE_ANIM_DELAY_PRC;
}
bool MicroProfileIsDrawing()
{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
return S.nDisplay != 0;
}
void MicroProfileToggleGraph(MicroProfileToken nToken)
{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
uint32_t nTimerId = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(nToken);
nToken &= 0xffff;
int32_t nMinSort = 0x7fffffff;
int32_t nFreeIndex = -1;
int32_t nMinIndex = 0;
int32_t nMaxSort = 0x80000000;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS; ++i)
{
if(S.Graph[i].nToken == MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN)
nFreeIndex = i;
if(S.Graph[i].nToken == nToken)
{
S.Graph[i].nToken = MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN;
S.TimerInfo[nTimerId].bGraph = false;
return;
}
if(S.Graph[i].nKey < nMinSort)
{
nMinSort = S.Graph[i].nKey;
nMinIndex = i;
}
if(S.Graph[i].nKey > nMaxSort)
{
nMaxSort = S.Graph[i].nKey;
}
}
int nIndex = nFreeIndex > -1 ? nFreeIndex : nMinIndex;
if (nFreeIndex == -1)
{
uint32_t idx = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(S.Graph[nIndex].nToken);
S.TimerInfo[idx].bGraph = false;
}
S.Graph[nIndex].nToken = nToken;
S.Graph[nIndex].nKey = nMaxSort+1;
memset(&S.Graph[nIndex].nHistory[0], 0, sizeof(S.Graph[nIndex].nHistory));
S.TimerInfo[nTimerId].bGraph = true;
}
void MicroProfileMousePosition(uint32_t nX, uint32_t nY, int nWheelDelta)
{
UI.nMouseX = nX;
UI.nMouseY = nY;
UI.nMouseWheelDelta = nWheelDelta;
}
void MicroProfileModKey(uint32_t nKeyState)
{
UI.nModDown = nKeyState ? 1 : 0;
}
void MicroProfileClearGraph()
{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS; ++i)
{
if(S.Graph[i].nToken != 0)
{
S.Graph[i].nToken = MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN;
}
}
}
void MicroProfileMouseButton(uint32_t nLeft, uint32_t nRight)
{
bool bCanRelease = abs((int)(UI.nMouseDownX - UI.nMouseX)) + abs((int)(UI.nMouseDownY - UI.nMouseY)) < 3;
if(0 == nLeft && UI.nMouseDownLeft && bCanRelease)
{
if(UI.nModDown)
UI.nMouseLeftMod = 1;
else
UI.nMouseLeft = 1;
}
if(0 == nRight && UI.nMouseDownRight && bCanRelease)
{
if(UI.nModDown)
UI.nMouseRightMod = 1;
else
UI.nMouseRight = 1;
}
if((nLeft || nRight) && !(UI.nMouseDownLeft || UI.nMouseDownRight))
{
UI.nMouseDownX = UI.nMouseX;
UI.nMouseDownY = UI.nMouseY;
}
UI.nMouseDownLeft = nLeft;
UI.nMouseDownRight = nRight;
}
void MicroProfileDrawLineVertical(int nX, int nTop, int nBottom, uint32_t nColor)
{
MicroProfileDrawBox(nX, nTop, nX + 1, nBottom, nColor);
}
void MicroProfileDrawLineHorizontal(int nLeft, int nRight, int nY, uint32_t nColor)
{
MicroProfileDrawBox(nLeft, nY, nRight, nY + 1, nColor);
}
#include <stdio.h>
#define MICROPROFILE_PRESET_HEADER_MAGIC 0x28586813
#define MICROPROFILE_PRESET_HEADER_VERSION 0x00000102
struct MicroProfilePresetHeader
{
uint32_t nMagic;
uint32_t nVersion;
//groups, threads, aggregate, reference frame, graphs timers
uint32_t nGroups[MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS];
uint32_t nThreads[MICROPROFILE_MAX_THREADS];
uint32_t nGraphName[MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS];
uint32_t nGraphGroupName[MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS];
uint32_t nAllGroupsWanted;
uint32_t nAllThreadsWanted;
uint32_t nAggregateFlip;
float fReferenceTime;
uint32_t nBars;
uint32_t nDisplay;
uint32_t nOpacityBackground;
uint32_t nOpacityForeground;
uint32_t nShowSpikes;
};
#ifndef MICROPROFILE_PRESET_FILENAME_FUNC
#define MICROPROFILE_PRESET_FILENAME_FUNC MicroProfilePresetFilename
static const char* MicroProfilePresetFilename(const char* pSuffix)
{
static char filename[512];
snprintf(filename, sizeof(filename)-1, ".microprofilepreset.%s", pSuffix);
return filename;
}
#endif
void MicroProfileSavePreset(const char* pPresetName)
{
std::lock_guard<std::recursive_mutex> Lock(MicroProfileGetMutex());
FILE* F = fopen(MICROPROFILE_PRESET_FILENAME_FUNC(pPresetName), "wb");
if(!F) return;
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
MicroProfilePresetHeader Header;
memset(&Header, 0, sizeof(Header));
Header.nAggregateFlip = S.nAggregateFlip;
Header.nBars = S.nBars;
Header.fReferenceTime = S.fReferenceTime;
Header.nAllGroupsWanted = S.nAllGroupsWanted;
Header.nAllThreadsWanted = S.nAllThreadsWanted;
Header.nMagic = MICROPROFILE_PRESET_HEADER_MAGIC;
Header.nVersion = MICROPROFILE_PRESET_HEADER_VERSION;
Header.nDisplay = S.nDisplay;
Header.nOpacityBackground = UI.nOpacityBackground;
Header.nOpacityForeground = UI.nOpacityForeground;
Header.nShowSpikes = UI.bShowSpikes ? 1 : 0;
fwrite(&Header, sizeof(Header), 1, F);
uint64_t nMask = 1;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS; ++i)
{
if(S.nActiveGroupWanted & nMask)
{
uint32_t offset = ftell(F);
const char* pName = S.GroupInfo[i].pName;
int nLen = (int)strlen(pName)+1;
fwrite(pName, nLen, 1, F);
Header.nGroups[i] = offset;
}
nMask <<= 1;
}
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_THREADS; ++i)
{
MicroProfileThreadLog* pLog = S.Pool[i];
if(pLog && S.nThreadActive[i])
{
uint32_t nOffset = ftell(F);
const char* pName = &pLog->ThreadName[0];
int nLen = (int)strlen(pName)+1;
fwrite(pName, nLen, 1, F);
Header.nThreads[i] = nOffset;
}
}
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS; ++i)
{
MicroProfileToken nToken = S.Graph[i].nToken;
if(nToken != MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN)
{
uint32_t nGroupIndex = MicroProfileGetGroupIndex(nToken);
uint32_t nTimerIndex = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(nToken);
const char* pGroupName = S.GroupInfo[nGroupIndex].pName;
const char* pTimerName = S.TimerInfo[nTimerIndex].pName;
MP_ASSERT(pGroupName);
MP_ASSERT(pTimerName);
int nGroupLen = (int)strlen(pGroupName)+1;
int nTimerLen = (int)strlen(pTimerName)+1;
uint32_t nOffsetGroup = ftell(F);
fwrite(pGroupName, nGroupLen, 1, F);
uint32_t nOffsetTimer = ftell(F);
fwrite(pTimerName, nTimerLen, 1, F);
Header.nGraphName[i] = nOffsetTimer;
Header.nGraphGroupName[i] = nOffsetGroup;
}
}
fseek(F, 0, SEEK_SET);
fwrite(&Header, sizeof(Header), 1, F);
fclose(F);
}
void MicroProfileLoadPreset(const char* pSuffix)
{
std::lock_guard<std::recursive_mutex> Lock(MicroProfileGetMutex());
FILE* F = fopen(MICROPROFILE_PRESET_FILENAME_FUNC(pSuffix), "rb");
if(!F)
{
return;
}
fseek(F, 0, SEEK_END);
int nSize = ftell(F);
char* const pBuffer = (char*)alloca(nSize);
fseek(F, 0, SEEK_SET);
int nRead = (int)fread(pBuffer, nSize, 1, F);
fclose(F);
if(1 != nRead)
return;
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
MicroProfilePresetHeader& Header = *(MicroProfilePresetHeader*)pBuffer;
if(Header.nMagic != MICROPROFILE_PRESET_HEADER_MAGIC || Header.nVersion != MICROPROFILE_PRESET_HEADER_VERSION)
{
return;
}
S.nAggregateFlip = Header.nAggregateFlip;
S.nBars = Header.nBars;
S.fReferenceTime = Header.fReferenceTime;
S.fRcpReferenceTime = 1.f / Header.fReferenceTime;
S.nAllGroupsWanted = Header.nAllGroupsWanted;
S.nAllThreadsWanted = Header.nAllThreadsWanted;
S.nDisplay = Header.nDisplay;
S.nActiveGroupWanted = 0;
UI.nOpacityBackground = Header.nOpacityBackground;
UI.nOpacityForeground = Header.nOpacityForeground;
UI.bShowSpikes = Header.nShowSpikes == 1;
memset(&S.nThreadActive[0], 0, sizeof(S.nThreadActive));
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS; ++i)
{
if(Header.nGroups[i])
{
const char* pGroupName = pBuffer + Header.nGroups[i];
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GROUPS; ++j)
{
if(0 == MP_STRCASECMP(pGroupName, S.GroupInfo[j].pName))
{
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S.nActiveGroupWanted |= (1ULL << j);
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}
}
}
}
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_THREADS; ++i)
{
if(Header.nThreads[i])
{
const char* pThreadName = pBuffer + Header.nThreads[i];
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < MICROPROFILE_MAX_THREADS; ++j)
{
MicroProfileThreadLog* pLog = S.Pool[j];
if(pLog && 0 == MP_STRCASECMP(pThreadName, &pLog->ThreadName[0]))
{
S.nThreadActive[j] = 1;
}
}
}
}
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS; ++i)
{
MicroProfileToken nPrevToken = S.Graph[i].nToken;
S.Graph[i].nToken = MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN;
if(Header.nGraphName[i] && Header.nGraphGroupName[i])
{
const char* pGraphName = pBuffer + Header.nGraphName[i];
const char* pGraphGroupName = pBuffer + Header.nGraphGroupName[i];
for(uint32_t j = 0; j < S.nTotalTimers; ++j)
{
uint64_t nGroupIndex = S.TimerInfo[j].nGroupIndex;
if(0 == MP_STRCASECMP(pGraphName, S.TimerInfo[j].pName) && 0 == MP_STRCASECMP(pGraphGroupName, S.GroupInfo[nGroupIndex].pName))
{
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MicroProfileToken nToken = MicroProfileMakeToken(1ULL << nGroupIndex, (uint16_t)j);
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S.Graph[i].nToken = nToken; // note: group index is stored here but is checked without in MicroProfileToggleGraph()!
S.TimerInfo[j].bGraph = true;
if(nToken != nPrevToken)
{
memset(&S.Graph[i].nHistory, 0, sizeof(S.Graph[i].nHistory));
}
break;
}
}
}
}
}
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inline uint32_t MicroProfileCustomGroupFind(const char* pCustomName)
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{
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < UI.nCustomCount; ++i)
{
if(!MP_STRCASECMP(pCustomName, UI.Custom[i].pName))
{
return i;
}
}
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return UINT32_MAX;
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}
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inline uint32_t MicroProfileCustomGroup(const char* pCustomName)
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{
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < UI.nCustomCount; ++i)
{
if(!MP_STRCASECMP(pCustomName, UI.Custom[i].pName))
{
return i;
}
}
MP_ASSERT(UI.nCustomCount < MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX);
uint32_t nIndex = UI.nCustomCount;
UI.nCustomCount++;
memset(&UI.Custom[nIndex], 0, sizeof(UI.Custom[nIndex]));
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size_t nLen = strlen(pCustomName);
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if(nLen > MICROPROFILE_NAME_MAX_LEN-1)
nLen = MICROPROFILE_NAME_MAX_LEN-1;
memcpy(&UI.Custom[nIndex].pName[0], pCustomName, nLen);
UI.Custom[nIndex].pName[nLen] = '\0';
return nIndex;
}
void MicroProfileCustomGroup(const char* pCustomName, uint32_t nMaxTimers, uint32_t nAggregateFlip, float fReferenceTime, uint32_t nFlags)
{
uint32_t nIndex = MicroProfileCustomGroup(pCustomName);
MP_ASSERT(UI.Custom[nIndex].pTimers == 0);//only call once!
UI.Custom[nIndex].pTimers = &UI.CustomTimer[UI.nCustomTimerCount];
UI.Custom[nIndex].nMaxTimers = nMaxTimers;
UI.Custom[nIndex].fReference = fReferenceTime;
UI.nCustomTimerCount += nMaxTimers;
MP_ASSERT(UI.nCustomTimerCount <= MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX_TIMERS); //bump MICROPROFILE_CUSTOM_MAX_TIMERS
UI.Custom[nIndex].nFlags = nFlags;
UI.Custom[nIndex].nAggregateFlip = nAggregateFlip;
}
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inline void MicroProfileCustomGroupEnable(uint32_t nIndex)
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{
if(nIndex < UI.nCustomCount)
{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
S.nForceGroupUI = UI.Custom[nIndex].nGroupMask;
MicroProfileSetAggregateFrames(UI.Custom[nIndex].nAggregateFlip);
S.fReferenceTime = UI.Custom[nIndex].fReference;
S.fRcpReferenceTime = 1.f / UI.Custom[nIndex].fReference;
UI.nCustomActive = nIndex;
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS; ++i)
{
if(S.Graph[i].nToken != MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN)
{
uint32_t nTimerId = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(S.Graph[i].nToken);
S.TimerInfo[nTimerId].bGraph = false;
S.Graph[i].nToken = MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN;
}
}
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < UI.Custom[nIndex].nNumTimers; ++i)
{
if(i == MICROPROFILE_MAX_GRAPHS)
{
break;
}
S.Graph[i].nToken = UI.Custom[nIndex].pTimers[i];
S.Graph[i].nKey = i;
uint32_t nTimerId = MicroProfileGetTimerIndex(S.Graph[i].nToken);
S.TimerInfo[nTimerId].bGraph = true;
}
}
}
void MicroProfileCustomGroupToggle(const char* pCustomName)
{
uint32_t nIndex = MicroProfileCustomGroupFind(pCustomName);
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if(nIndex == UINT32_MAX || nIndex == UI.nCustomActive)
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{
MicroProfileCustomGroupDisable();
}
else
{
MicroProfileCustomGroupEnable(nIndex);
}
}
void MicroProfileCustomGroupEnable(const char* pCustomName)
{
uint32_t nIndex = MicroProfileCustomGroupFind(pCustomName);
MicroProfileCustomGroupEnable(nIndex);
}
void MicroProfileCustomGroupDisable()
{
MicroProfile& S = *MicroProfileGet();
S.nForceGroupUI = 0;
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UI.nCustomActive = UINT32_MAX;
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}
void MicroProfileCustomGroupAddTimer(const char* pCustomName, const char* pGroup, const char* pTimer)
{
uint32_t nIndex = MicroProfileCustomGroupFind(pCustomName);
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if(UINT32_MAX == nIndex)
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{
return;
}
uint32_t nTimerIndex = UI.Custom[nIndex].nNumTimers;
MP_ASSERT(nTimerIndex < UI.Custom[nIndex].nMaxTimers);
uint64_t nToken = MicroProfileFindToken(pGroup, pTimer);
MP_ASSERT(nToken != MICROPROFILE_INVALID_TOKEN); //Timer must be registered first.
UI.Custom[nIndex].pTimers[nTimerIndex] = nToken;
uint16_t nGroup = MicroProfileGetGroupIndex(nToken);
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UI.Custom[nIndex].nGroupMask |= (1ULL << nGroup);
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UI.Custom[nIndex].nNumTimers++;
}
#undef UI
#endif
#endif
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