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Perfetto is a production-grade open-source stack for performance instrumentation and trace analysis. It offers services and libraries and for recording system-level and app-level traces, native + java heap profiling, a library for analyzing traces using SQL and a web-based UI to visualize and explore multi-GB traces. See or the /docs/ directory for documentation.
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QUESTION
I wanted to trace the CPU and memory utilization of one of my algorithm on a mobile device. So far I have implemented it in Android as an app and collected the resource utilization trace using Android profiler as a trace file (filename.trace). I have tried using the tool, perfetto UI which displays the trace like this:
How can I extract the original time series data which are being displayed in the android studio like the one below from this trace file?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 01:01If I understand your question correctly, you want to see the CPU utilization chart in Perfetto UI?
The short answer is no, because they're different data.
Long answer: what Android Studio profiler shows in the chart is somewhat different:
- The chart in your screenshot is actually CPU utilization data sampled by Android Studio directly from
proc/[pid]/stat
, not from system trace (or Perfetto). That means the trace file you exported from Android Studio does not contain that data. It's lost when you exit Android Studio. - However, when you capture a system trace, it also records CPU utilization data and if you click into CPU Profiler in Android Studio and select the system trace you captured, the CPU usage chart on the top will show the same data as collected by system trace. That is part of the trace file you exported.
- Moreover, the system trace CPU utilization data is for all processes. What Android Studio does is it extracts only the data for your app process (since the IDE knows the pid) and computes the utilization percentage as follows:
time_spent_in_app_per_50_miliseconds / 50_miliseconds * cpu_core_count
. - What you can do if you want to compute the utilization from the trace file outside of Android Studio is to use Perfetto TraceProcessor. Write SQL queries to get the CPU scheduling data filtered by your pid, bucket them into 50 milisecond chunks and calculate the utilization same way as Android Studio. You can then visualize it in a spreadsheet but not in Perfetto UI as it doesn't support drawing charts from TraceProcessor data.
QUESTION
This question is related to my other question - How to open a chrome trace file with ui.perfetto.dev non interactively?
I am attempting to open the trace events by navigating to the following url:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 16:54Unfortunately (or actually, fortunately) a browser cannot open file:// URLs (if it could, it would be a nightmare for web security).
In order to achieve what you want, spawn a local HTTP server and use the ?url= argument (see my reply to How to open a chrome trace file with ui.perfetto.dev non interactively?)
QUESTION
I have the most trivial local http server which is wired to serve a single file from localhost. I can navigate to the resource from the browser just fine, but I need to be able to fetch the resource using the fetch
web api from the browser console and that just does not work unless the console is from exactly the same origin.
Please, observe:
The resource is live:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 16:45This is not CORS, it's the Content Security Policy, defined here:
https://github.com/google/perfetto/blob/master/ui/src/frontend/index.ts#L127
It supports only fetch from localhost:9001 to reduce the attack surface.
If you make your webserver listen on port 9001 rather than a random port, the error should go away.
QUESTION
I generate chrome trace files and with to open them non interactively from a script. However, I do not want to use the default chrome://tracing page, instead I use https://ui.perfetto.dev which I find much more convenient.
The only problem is that it is an interactive process - I need to open the file dialog and select the trace file from there, then the traces in that file are displayed. There is no network traffic here, purely Javascript.
But maybe there is another way to open trace files in https://ui.perfetto.dev that can be scripted? Or maybe there is another site that gives the same kind of GUI, but also satisfies my requirement?
By scripting I mean I want to run a script with a trace file and as a result the default browser opens with the tracing page.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 16:42Look at what tools/record_android_trace does here: https://github.com/google/perfetto/blob/master/tools/record_android_trace#L345
Essentially you can achieve that by:
Serving the file over HTTP (it MUST be port 9001 to satisfy ui.perfetto.dev Content Security Oolicy)
Open https://ui.perfetto.dev/#!/?url=http://127.0.0.1:9001/file.trace
The url= argument will cause the UI code to automatically fetch the trace from your local web server. You can kill it soon after the GET request is done.
QUESTION
My application uses background thread to initialize some of the stuff required by main thread to load the hero activity. It has bunch of locks for synchronization. I am looking for a quick way to plot possible stack traces where main thread was waiting for lock held by background thread during app startup. I checked Thread Status Monitor. How do I debug this? What's causing it? but this is talking about point to time thread state where as I am looking for all such events that occurred during startup without knowing where those occured.
I do see that this information can be found by manually inspecting startup android profile trace and looking at various thread stacks to find these occurrences, but there is lot of data to go through. It would be great if the tool can just show me # of times main thread waited for lock held by other threads, total amount of time spent and places where it held those locks.
Q1) Do we know whether Android profiler can show this? I checked https://developer.android.com/studio/profile/cpu-profiler but couldn't find it.
Q2) If not, is there any other tool that can parse profiler exported trace and print this info?
Q3) If not, do you have any pointers on how to read exported trace file. It seems to be binary. I am going through https://github.com/JetBrains/android to figure it out. It seems to be using perfetto now, but I haven't been able to write any utility to read that data yet.
Update: I discovered that CPU profiling/Systrace option shows that my main thread does remain idle or waits for some resources, however it doesn't have information around what does it wait for or what methods run after it was idle for some time. Any pointers to how to marry java method traces and sys trace view?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 15:57Perfetto is able to show this information. Look for "Lock Contention" messages on the timeline for a given thread. It also prints the data which thread has obtained that lock.
QUESTION
I begin by saying that I have a web page in which there are text areas in which I enter data. There is also a button, and through it I should write the data entered in a table of the DB, and display the same data on a table in another web page. Now, the first part, that is to write the data on the DB I was able to complete it, the second one however not. Would anyone be able to help me? below I leave you the HTML, JavaScript and C # server side they can be useful.
HTML
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Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 14:34QUESTION
I have been following the instructions (https://github.com/android-rpi/device_arpi_rpi4/blob/arpi-11/README) for building Android 11 for Raspberry Pi 4 and have been running into problems with the make execution. For the world of me I cannot figure out what I am missing or doing wrong. What is the actual error that I am trying to resolve? My assumption is that there is a missing dependency.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-18 at 06:00- Try re-syncing codebase
repo sync --force-sync
- And then try build again
source build/envsetup.sh && lunch rpi4-eng && make ramdisk systemimage vendorimage
Here's all the build tools installed in my case :
sudo apt-get install git-core gnupg flex bison build-essential zip curl zlib1g-dev gcc-multilib g++-multilib libc6-dev-i386 lib32ncurses5-dev x11proto-core-dev libx11-dev lib32z1-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libxml2-utils xsltproc unzip fontconfig kpartx python-mako gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf libssl-dev
QUESTION
I have a problem, I created an index with a multi-step contact form. The only problem is that when I load the page from mobile it opens directly on the contact form and does not normally open at the top. thank you all.
I hope I have correctly attached the code. If you need some other file or different code, let me know, thank you very much!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-07 at 13:47Given your code there's two reasons this could be happening. The first is that you're including a fragment in the URL, eg. yourdomain.com/page#myform
. If the fragment matches the id of an element in the DOM then when the page loads it will scroll to that element. To stop this, remove the fragment or change the id
of the element.
Also you're calling focus()
on an input
element. This sets the caret in to the field and also scrolls it in to view. If you don't want this to occur, remove the call to focus()
.
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