#!/bin/sh # \ exec tclsh "$0" ${1+"$@"} # # A wrapper around cg_annotate that sets appropriate command-line options # and rearranges the output so that annotated files occur in a consistent # sorted order. Used by the speed-check.tcl script. # set in [open "|cg_annotate --show=Ir --auto=yes --context=40 $argv" r] set dest ! set out(!) {} set linenum 0 set cntlines 0 ;# true to remember cycle counts on each line set seenSqlite3 0 ;# true if we have seen the sqlite3.c file while {![eof $in]} { set line [string map {\t { }} [gets $in]] if {[regexp {^-- Auto-annotated source: (.*)} $line all name]} { set dest $name if {[string match */sqlite3.c $dest]} { set cntlines 1 set seenSqlite3 1 } else { set cntlines 0 } } elseif {[regexp {^-- line (\d+) ------} $line all ln]} { set line [lreplace $line 2 2 {#}] set linenum [expr {$ln-1}] } elseif {[regexp {^The following files chosen for } $line]} { set dest ! } append out($dest) $line\n if {$cntlines} { incr linenum if {[regexp {^ *([0-9,]+) } $line all x]} { set x [string map {, {}} $x] set cycles($linenum) $x } } } foreach x [lsort [array names out]] { puts $out($x) } # If the sqlite3.c file has been seen, then output a summary of the # cycle counts for each file that went into making up sqlite3.c # if {$seenSqlite3} { close $in set in [open sqlite3.c] set linenum 0 set fn sqlite3.c set pattern1 {^/\*+ Begin file ([^ ]+) \*} set pattern2 {^/\*+ Continuing where we left off in ([^ ]+) \*} while {![eof $in]} { set line [gets $in] incr linenum if {[regexp $pattern1 $line all newfn]} { set fn $newfn } elseif {[regexp $pattern2 $line all newfn]} { set fn $newfn } elseif {[info exists cycles($linenum)]} { incr fcycles($fn) $cycles($linenum) } } close $in puts {**********************************************************************} set lx {} set sum 0 foreach {fn cnt} [array get fcycles] { lappend lx [list $cnt $fn] incr sum $cnt } puts [format {%20s %14d %8.3f%%} TOTAL $sum 100] foreach entry [lsort -index 0 -integer -decreasing $lx] { foreach {cnt fn} $entry break puts [format {%20s %14d %8.3f%%} $fn $cnt [expr {$cnt*100.0/$sum}]] } }