skia2/tools/VisualBench/TimingStateMachine.h
cdalton 1023725bb6 Make visualbench timing continuous for no-reset mode
Ensures there is no period of time that is not on the clock when not
restting the graphics context between samples.

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Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1444473003
2015-11-13 08:42:06 -08:00

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/*
* Copyright 2015 Google Inc.
*
* Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
* found in the LICENSE file.
*/
#ifndef TimingStateMachine_DEFINED
#define TimingStateMachine_DEFINED
#include "Benchmark.h"
#include "SkTArray.h"
#include "Timer.h"
class SkCanvas;
/*
* Manages a timer via a state machine. Can be used by modules to time benchmarks
*
* Clients call nextFrame, and must handle any requests from the timing state machine, specifically
* to reset. When kTimingFinished_ParentEvents is returned, then lastMeasurement() will return the
* timing and loops() will return the number of loops used to time.
*
* A client may continue timing the same benchmark indefinitely. To advance to the next
* benchmark, the client should call nextBenchmark.
*/
class TimingStateMachine {
public:
TimingStateMachine();
enum ParentEvents {
kReset_ParentEvents,
kTiming_ParentEvents,
kTimingFinished_ParentEvents,// This implies parent can read lastMeasurement() and must
// reset
};
ParentEvents nextFrame(bool preWarmBetweenSamples);
/*
* The caller should call this when they are ready to move to the next benchmark.
*/
void nextBenchmark();
/*
* When TimingStateMachine returns kTimingFinished_ParentEvents, then the owner can call
* lastMeasurement() to get the time
*/
double lastMeasurement() const { return fLastMeasurement; }
int loops() const { return fLoops; }
private:
enum State {
kPreWarm_State,
kTiming_State,
};
enum InnerState {
kTuning_InnerState,
kTiming_InnerState,
};
int fCurrentFrame;
int fLoops;
double fLastMeasurement;
double fStartTime;
State fState;
InnerState fInnerState;
};
#endif