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| author | Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org> | 2024-04-19 03:13:10 +0000 |
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| committer | Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org> | 2024-04-19 03:13:10 +0000 |
| commit | 3c57dd931145d43f2b0aef96c4d178135956bf91 (patch) | |
| tree | 3de698981e9f0cc2c4f9569b19a5f3595e741f6b /devel-docs/performance-logs | |
| parent | Initial commit. (diff) | |
| download | gimp-3c57dd931145d43f2b0aef96c4d178135956bf91.tar.xz gimp-3c57dd931145d43f2b0aef96c4d178135956bf91.zip | |
Adding upstream version 2.10.36.upstream/2.10.36
Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org>
Diffstat (limited to 'devel-docs/performance-logs')
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| -rw-r--r-- | devel-docs/performance-logs/Makefile.in | 755 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | devel-docs/performance-logs/dashboard-add-marker.png | bin | 0 -> 15936 bytes | |||
| -rw-r--r-- | devel-docs/performance-logs/dashboard-start-recording.png | bin | 0 -> 16212 bytes | |||
| -rw-r--r-- | devel-docs/performance-logs/dashboard-stop-recording.png | bin | 0 -> 15890 bytes | |||
| -rw-r--r-- | devel-docs/performance-logs/new-performance-issue.png | bin | 0 -> 108368 bytes | |||
| -rw-r--r-- | devel-docs/performance-logs/performance-log-parameters.png | bin | 0 -> 8187 bytes | |||
| -rw-r--r-- | devel-docs/performance-logs/performance-log-viewer.png | bin | 0 -> 159718 bytes | |||
| -rw-r--r-- | devel-docs/performance-logs/performance-logs.md | 651 |
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Recording Performance Logs](#1-recording-performance-logs) + - [1.1. Event Markers](#11-event-markers) + - [1.2. Log Parameters](#12-log-parameters) + - [2. Reporting Performance-Related Issues](#2-reporting-performance-related-issues) + - [3. What Information is Contained in the Log?](#3-what-information-is-contained-in-the-log) + - [4. Viewing Performance Logs](#4-viewing-performance-logs) + - [4.1. Sample-Selection Area](#41-sample-selection-area) + - [4.1.1. Selecting Samples](#411-selecting-samples) + - [4.2. Information Area](#42-information-area) + - [4.2.1. Information Page](#421-information-page) + - [4.2.2. Markers Page](#422-markers-page) + - [4.2.3. Variables Page](#423-variables-page) + - [4.2.4. Backtrace Page](#424-backtrace-page) + - [4.2.4.1. Threads Pane](#4241-threads-pane) + - [4.2.4.2. Stack Pane](#4242-stack-pane) + - [4.2.5. Profile Page](#425-profile-page) + - [4.2.5.1. Root Column](#4251-root-column) + - [4.2.5.1.1. Thread Filter](#42511-thread-filter) + - [4.2.5.1.2. Call-Graph Direction](#42512-call-graph-direction) + - [4.2.5.2. Function Columns](#4252-function-columns) + - [4.2.5.3. Source Columns](#4253-source-columns) + - [4.3. Selection Modifiers](#43-selection-modifiers) + - [4.3.1. Searching Samples](#431-searching-samples) + - [4.4. History Navigation](#44-history-navigation) + - [4.5. Environment Variables](#45-environment-variables) + +## 1. Recording Performance Logs + +Performance logs track the program state while the program is normally running. +In the usual case, you would record a performance log while performing a task +whose performance you wish to optimize, or against which you wish to report a +performance-related bug. +The recorded log can then be used to investigate the run-time behavior of the +program during the execution of the task. + + + +To record a performance log, open the *Dashboard* dockable (*Windows ▸ +Dockable Dialogs ▸ Dashboard*), click the *Record* button at the +bottom of the dockable, and select a filename for the log. +The *Record* button will subsequently change its color, indicating that the log +is being recorded. + +At this point, you should perform the task of interest as you normally would, +while state information is being recorded. +The log contains periodic samples of the program state during execution, and it +is therefore important to keep performing the task long enough (possibly +repeating it multiple times) so that a sufficiently large number of samples is +collected. +30 seconds or more is a good amount of time (longer periods improve the quality +of the log, while increasing its size). + + + +When you're done performing the task, stop recording the log by pressing the +*Record* button again. +At this point, GIMP will perform any necessary final steps, which may take a +while (usually, no more than a few seconds). +At the end of this process, the log is ready. + +*Note:* +In situations where you can't cleanly stop recording the log, such as +when GIMP crashes or freezes in the middle of the process, make sure to record +a *progressive* log, as described in [section *1.2*](#12-log-parameters). + +### 1.1. Event Markers + +When the recorded task is made up of multiple steps, it is useful to have an +indication of where the different steps begin and end within the log. +This is achieved using *event markers*. +An event marker is an annotated time-point in the log, signifying the +occurrence of an event of interest, such as the beginning or end of a logical +step. +It is up to you to add event markers to the log, as you see necessary. + + + +To add an event marker, click the *Add Marker* button at the bottom of the +Dashboard dockable, next to the *Record* button, and enter a short description +for the corresponding event. +(Note that the *Add Marker* button is only available while a log is being +recorded.) +You may also click the button while holding the *Shift* key, to add an *empty* +event marker, not containing a description; this is useful when event markers +are needed to be added quickly. + +Event markers are numbered sequentially, and may be referred to by their +number (this is especially useful for empty event markers.) +The number of the next event marker (the one that will be added when the button +is clicked) is displayed on the *Add Marker* button. + +### 1.2. Log Parameters + +When creating a performance log, several parameters can be set at the bottom of +the file-selection dialog. +There should normally be no reason to change the parameters, unless noted +otherwise. + + + + - *Sample Frequency:* + The number of program-state samples per second. + Higher values improve the resolution of the log, while making the recording + itself more expensive. + + - *Backtrace:* + Whether or not to include backtraces in the log. + Backtraces capture the code-paths taken while recording the log, and should + normally be included. + + - *Messages:* + Whether or not to include diagnostic messages in the log. + Diagnostic messages indicate errors and unexpected conditions, and should + normally be included. + + - *Progressive:* + Whether or not to record a progressive log. + + GIMP normally defers certain information to the end of the log, in order to + minimize the cost of recording. + If the log can't be cleanly finished—for example, if GIMP crashes or + freezes while recording the log—this information will be missing, rendering + the log of limited use. + In situations like these, a progressive log should be recorded; progressive + logs include all relevant information at each sample, allowing them to be + terminated at any time. + + Progressive logs may incur a higher overhead while recording. + +## 2. Reporting Performance-Related Issues + + + +When reporting a performance-related issue, use the +[*performance* template][new-performance-issue] in GIMP's GitLab issue +tracker. +Provide a detailed description of the task you were performing, and attach a +performance log. +If the performance log is too big, attach a compressed version. +If you've added any empty event markers to the log, provide a description for +these markers in the report. + +Note that the log alone, while containing plenty of low-level information, +doesn't in itself explain *what* you were doing, nor does it contain all the +relevant details, so please *do* take time to describe the issue in addition to +the log. +Attaching a screencast of the process, possibly *while* recording the log, can +also be very helpful. + +## 3. What Information is Contained in the Log? + +The log consists mainly of a series of periodic *samples* of the program state. +(The default sampling rate is 10 samples per second; see +[section *1.2*](#12-log-parameters) for a way to modify this value.) +Each sample contains the values of all the *instrumentation variables* +displayed in the Dashboard. +Additionally, on supported platforms, each sample contains a full *program +backtrace*. +(Backtraces are currently supported on Linux and Windows; their level of detail +might depend on the available libraries and build-time options.) +When debugging information is available, corresponding source-location +information is included. + +Additionally, the log contains certain global information, not related to any +sample. +This includes GIMP version information, performance-log parameters (such as the +sampling rate), GEGL configuration parameters (such as the tile size), and the +values of all environment variables starting with `GIMP_`, `GEGL_`, or `BABL_`. + +## 4. Viewing Performance Logs + + + +The GIMP source tree includes a graphical viewer for performance logs, under +the `tools/` directory. +The viewer is not included as part of GIMP installations, but is distributed as +part of source tarballs. + +To view a performance log, run: + + $GIMP_SRC_DIR/tools/performance-log-viewer $LOG_FILE + +where `$GIMP_SRC_DIR` is the root of the GIMP source tree, and `$LOG_FILE` is +the log filename. + +Note that there is no need to build or install GIMP in order to use the log +viewer. +Indeed, only the files prefixed with `performance-log` in the `tools/` +directory are actually needed. +The log viewer does require, however, a POSIX-compatible shell, Python 3, +PyGObject, and GTK+ 3 (including gir bindings). + +The rest of this section describes how to use the log viewer. + +### 4.1. Sample-Selection Area + +The upper part of the viewer window is the *sample-selection area*. +It consists of one or more graphs, visualizing a selected subset of the +instrumentation variables at each sample. +A variable list to the left of each graph is used to select the set of +variables to be visualized. +The list is searchable by variable name, and its tooltip shows the variable +descriptions. +A row buttons below the list allows adding, removing, and reordering the +graphs. + +Note that all variables visualized by the same graph share the same scale. +It therefore makes sense to visualize variables that measure related +quantities, such as `cache-occupied` and `swap-occupied`, using a single graph, +while visualizing variables that measure unrelated quantities, such as +`cache-occupied` and `cpu-usage`, using separate graphs. +Boolean variables, such as `cpu-active`, are an exception, and always use the +full height of the graph, regardless of the other variables they are visualized +along. + +A dashed line in a graph indicates that the corresponding variable's value is +infinite. +A missing line in part of the graph indicates that a measurement of the +corresponding variable is not available at the corresponding samples. + +Event markers are displayed as ticks above the graphs, at the nearest sample. + +Hovering over the sample-selection area displays a tooltip, showing the current +sample index, the time at which it was taken relative to the start of the log, +the values of all visualized variables at the current sample, and the +descriptions for all event markers corresponding to the current sample, if any. + +#### 4.1.1. Selecting Samples + +In addition to visualizing the instrumentation variables, the sample-selection +area is used to select a subset of the samples, referred to as the current +*selection*, which affects the data displayed in the information area, +described below. +The samples included in the current selection are highlighted on the graphs, +and a textual description of the current selection appears in the window's +titlebar. + +A single sample can be selected by clicking any of the graphs at the +corresponding area. +Multiple samples can be selected by clicking and dragging. +Entire spans of samples enclosed between a pair of event markers can be +selected by double-clicking, or double-clicking and dragging. +*Shift*, *Ctrl*, and *Shift+Ctrl* can be used as modifiers in order to +add-to, subtract-from, and intersect-with the current selection, respectively. + +Samples can also be selected using the keyboard, with the arrow, *Home*/*End*, +and *Shift* keys, while any of the graphs has focus. + +Right-clicking on any of the graphs, or pressing *Escape* while they have +focus, clears the selection. +The behavior when the selection is empty is equivalent to selecting all +samples. + +*Ctrl*-right-clicking on any of the graphs inverts the selection. + +### 4.2. Information Area + +The lower part of the viewer window is the *information area*. +It consists of multiple *pages* showing different data, generally relating to +the current selection of samples. + +#### 4.2.1. Information Page + +The *information page* shows global information contained in the log, not +associated with any sample, including: + + - *Log Parameters*: + Various parameters relating to the performance log itself. + See [section *1.2*](#12-log-parameters) for more information. + + - *GIMP Version*: + Verbose GIMP version information, as reported by `gimp -v`. + + - *Environment*: + A list of environment variables for the GIMP process recording the log, + starting with `GIMP_`, `GEGL_`, or `BABL_`. + These environment variables directly affect the behavior of GIMP. + + - *GEGL Config*: + A list of all the properties of the `GeglConfig` object of the GIMP process + recording the log. + +The key/value lists are searchable by key name. + +#### 4.2.2. Markers Page + +The *markers page* lists the event markers contained in the log, displaying +their number, relative time, and description. +It is only present in logs containing event markers. + +If the current selection contains samples corresponding to any markers, the +markers are selected in the markers-page list. Conversely, if any markers are +selected in the markers-page list, the corresponding samples are selected. + +#### 4.2.3. Variables Page + +The *variables page* shows instrumentation-variable statistics for the current +selection. + +When a single sample is selected, the current values of all variables are +listed, both in a formatted form, and in raw form as appears in the log file. +The formatted form is usually more convenient, while the raw form is more +precise. + +When multiple samples are selected, a number of statistics are listed for each +variables, taken over the selected set of samples. +This includes the minimum, maximum, and median values, the mean, and the +standard deviation. + +The variable list is searchable by variable name, and its tooltip shows the +variable descriptions. + +#### 4.2.4. Backtrace Page + +The *backtrace page* shows the program backtrace at the current sample. +It is only available when a single sample is selected, in logs containing +backtraces. + +##### 4.2.4.1. Threads Pane + +The *threads pane*, on the left side of the page, lists all active threads at +the time of the sample, displaying the following information: + + - *ID*: + The operating-system numeric thread-ID, uniquely identifying the thread. + + - *Name*: + The descriptive thread name. + Note that not all threads may be named, or the name may not be available on + some platforms. + + - *State*: + The thread's state. + May be one of: + + - *`R`*: + The thread is in a *running* state, executing code on the CPU. + + - *`S`*: + The thread is in a *sleeping* state, not executing any code. + This may include various types of non-running states on different + platforms. + + Note that on some platforms, thread state information may not be fully + accurate. + +The thread list is searchable by thread name. + +Double-clicking on a thread selects all samples at which the thread is in the +running state. + +##### 4.2.4.2. Stack Pane + +The *stack pane*, on the right side of the page, shows the selected thread's +call stack at the time of the sample, displaying the following information: + + - *Frame Number (#)*: + The stack-frame's nesting level, where 0 is the most-nested frame. + + - *Address*: + The start address of the function. + + - *Object*: + The object file containing the function. + The full path is available in the corresponding tooltip. + + - *Function*: + The function name. + + - *Offset*: + The offset of the current instruction, relative to the start of the + function. + + - *Source*: + The source file corresponding to the current instruction. + The full path is available in the corresponding tooltip. + + - *Line*: + The line number corresponding to the current instruction. + +Note that for some frames, only partial information may be available. + +When the source file for a given frame is found locally, a *file* icon is shown +at the end of the corresponding row. +The icon's tooltip shows the local path to the source file, and clicking on the +icon opens the file in a text editor, at the corresponding line (when +possible). +See [section *4.5*](#45-environment-variables) for information regarding how to +control local source-file lookup and the selected text editor. + +The frame list is searchable by function name. + +Double-clicking on a frame selects all samples at which the corresponding +function is present in the backtrace. + +#### 4.2.5. Profile Page + +The *profile page* shows a fully context-sensitive *call graph*, annotated with +frequency information, for the current selection. +It replaces the backtrace page when multiple samples are selected, in logs +containing backtraces. + +The call graph is comprised of all the call stacks at the selected samples. +Note that each sample generally includes multiple call stacks—one per each +thread. +Some call stacks may be filtered out, as described below. + +The call graph is traversed using a series of cascading columns (aka *Miller +columns*). +Each non-root column lists the direct *descendants* (*callers* or *callees*) of +a given function; selecting a descendant opens a new column to the right of the +current column, showing the descendants of the selected function, and so on. + +##### 4.2.5.1. Root Column + +The *root column* of the call graph shows a list of all functions included in +the graph. +The following frequency statistics are shown next to each function: + + - *Self*: + The number of call stacks in which the function appears at the most-nested + frame (when the graph direction is *caller → callee*), or at the + least-nested frame (when the graph direction is *callee → caller*), as a + percentage of the total number of call stacks. + When the graph direction is *caller → callee*, this quantity indicates the + relative amount of time spent executing code belonging exclusively to this + function. + + - *All*: + The number of call stacks in which the function appears at any frame, as a + percentage of the total number of call stacks. + This quantity indicates the relative amount of time spent executing code + belonging to this function, or any of its (direct or indirect) descendant, + and is always greater-than or equal-to *Self*. + +By default, the list is sorted by *All*, but it can be sorted by *Self* or by +function name as well. +The list is searchable by function name. +Pressing *Escape* while the list has focus deselects the current item. + +The root-column header buttons allow controlling the structure of the call +graph: + +###### 4.2.5.1.1. Thread Filter + +The *Threads* button opens the *thread filter*, allowing control over which +threads, and which states of each thread, are included in the graph. + +The thread filter lists all threads included in the current selection. +Each thread is identified by ID and name, as described in +[section *4.2.4.1*](#4241-threads-pane). +Next to each thread is a row of toggles, corresponding to the different thread +states; only call stacks during which the thread was in one of the active +states are included in the graph. +Clicking on a thread-state column title toggles the entire column. + +The thread list can be searched by thread name. + +###### 4.2.5.1.2. Call-Graph Direction + +By default, the graph direction is *caller → callee*—the direct descendants of +each function are its callees. +The *Call-Graph Direction* button allows toggling the graph between the *caller +→ callee* direction, and the reverse *callee → caller* direction, in which the +direct descendants of each function are its callers. + +##### 4.2.5.2. Function Columns + +When a function from the root column is selected, a new *function column* opens +to the right of the root column, listing the direct descendants of the +function. +The descendants list has a similar structure to the function list of the root +column. +When a descendant function is selected, a subsequent function column opens to +the right of current column, showing its direct descendants, and so on. +In this manner, the call graph can be traversed according to its current +direction. + +Note that the call graph is fully *context-sensitive*. +This means that the listed descendants of the function depend on the current +column's path in the graph, that is, on the call chain leading to the column. + +For example, suppose functions `foo1` and `foo2` both call `bar`, which, in +turn, calls `baz1` and `baz2`; however, `bar` only calls `baz1` when called +through `foo1`, and `baz2` when called through `foo2`. +When selecting `foo1` in the root column, in the *caller → callee* direction, +and subsequently selecting `bar` in `foo1`'s column, `bar`'s column will only +list `baz1` as a descendant, since `baz2` is never called by `bar` when it is +called through `foo1`. +Likewise, when selecting `foo2` in the root column, and `bar` in `foo2`'s +column, only `baz2` will be listed in `bar`'s column. + +Context-sensitivity extends to the frequency statistics as well: +The only call stacks considered for each descendant are those in which it +appears as part of a call chain matching the current column. +In other words, the statistics are local to the current call chain, and are +generally different from the global statistics for the same functions. + +In addition to the function's callees or callers, the descendants list includes +a special *[Self]* item, corresponding to the current function. +It is most useful for its *Self* percentage, which, in the *caller → callee* +direction, indicates the amount of time spent executing code belonging +exclusively to the current function, and not to any of its descendants, +relative to the total amount of time spent executing the function as a whole. +In other words, in non-recursive cases, the sum of *[Self]*'s *Self* +percentage, and the rest of the descendants' *All* percentage, adds up to +100%—the full execution time of the function. + +Double-clicking on any of the descendants selects the corresponding function in +the root column, effectively discarding the current call-chain context. +It is especially useful before swapping the graph's direction. + +The *Select Samples* button in the column header selects all the samples +corresponding to the current column, that is, all the samples whose call stacks +contribute to column. +The button's tooltip shows a textual description of the samples. + +##### 4.2.5.3. Source Columns + +When the *[Self]* item of a function column is selected, if the log contains +source-location information for the function, and the corresponding source file +is found locally, a new *source column* opens to the right of the function +column, showing the source code for the function. +Source lines which appear as part of call stacks display similar frequency +statistics to the root- and function-columns, and are referred to as *annotated +lines*. +Similarly to descendants in function columns, annotated lines are also +context-sensitive. + +When a source column is opened, the annotated line with the highest *All* +percentage is selected. +The *Previous Annotated Line* and *Next Annotated Line* buttons on the left +side of the column header can be used to quickly navigate between annotated +lines. +The source code is searchable by line number. + +The *Select Samples* button in the column header selects all the samples +corresponding to the selected annotated source line. +The button's tooltip shows a textual description of the samples. + +The file button in the column header opens the source file in a text editor, at +the selected line, if possible (see +[section *4.5*](#45-environment-variables)). +The button's tooltip shows the full path to the file. + +### 4.3. Selection Modifiers + +The buttons on the right side of the window's titlebar allow modifying the +selection in various ways: +The *Clear Selection* and *Invert Selection* buttons clear and invert the +selection, respectively. +The *Find Samples* button allows searching for samples, as explained below. + +#### 4.3.1. Searching Samples + +The *Find Samples* button opens a popover allowing searching for all samples +matching a user-defined condition. +The condition should be a Python expression, evaluating to a boolean value. +The selected samples are those for which the expression evaluates to `True`. + +A number of sample-dependent variables and functions are provided: + + - *Instrumentation Variables*: + All instrumentation variables are available as variables of type `float`. + Hyphens in variable names are replaced with underscores. + + For example, the expression `cpu_usage > 0.5` matches all samples at which + the `cpu-usage` variable is greater-than or equal-to 0.5, that is, at which + CPU usage is above 50%. + + - *`thread (id, state = None)`*: + The `thread()` function matches all samples whose backtrace contains a + given thread. + + The `id` argument may be either a thread-ID of type `int`, or a thread name + of type `str`. + The argument may be a regular expression, which should fully match the + thread name. + + The optional `state` argument, if not `None`, may specify a thread state + (see [section *4.2.4.1*](#4241-threads-pane)). + Only samples at which the thread is in the given state are matched. + The argument may be a regular expression, which should fully match the + thread state. + + For example, the expression `thread ('paint', 'R')` matches all samples at + which the `paint` thread is in the `R` (*running*) state. + + - *`function (name, id = None, state = None)`*: + The `function()` function matches all samples whose backtrace contains a + given function. + + The `name` argument should specify a function name. + The argument may be a regular expression, which should fully match the + function name. + + The optional `id` and `state` arguments have similar meaning to the + corresponding arguments of the `thread()` function, and may be used to + limit the search to the call stacks of matching threads. + + For example, the expression `function ('gimp_image_.*')` matches all + samples whose backtrace includes a function beginning with `gimp_image_`, + that is, one of the `GimpImage` functions. + +By default, the matching samples replace the current selection, but they can be +set to *add-to*, *subtract-from*, or *intersect-with* the current selection +instead. + +### 4.4. History Navigation + +The *Back* and *Forward* buttons on the left side of the window's titlebar +allow moving backward and forward in the viewer's state history. +The viewer state consists of the current selection, and the current call-graph +direction, thread filter, and path. + +### 4.5. Environment Variables + +The following environment variables are used by the viewer: + + - *`PERFORMANCE_LOG_VIEWER_PATH`*: + Colon-separated list of paths, under which to look for local source files. + If the variable is not defined, the current directory is used instead. + + Source files appearing in the log are searched as follows, where the first + matching file is selected: + + - If the path is absolute, look for the file at the exact location. + + - For each local path in `PERFORMANCE_LOG_VIEWER_PATH`, try concatenating + the local path and the log path. + If no such file exists, remove the first component of log path, and try + again. + + - *`PERFORMANCE_LOG_VIEWER_EDITOR`*: + The command to use to launch the text editor. + The special strings `{file}` and `{line}` are replaced with the filename + and line number, respectively. + If the variable is not defined, a default text editor is used. + +[new-performance-issue]: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/issues/new?issuable_template=performance |
