169 commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Elliott Hughes	68ae6ad12e	Changes for #inclusivefixit. ... Test: treehugger Change-Id: I7ff0496c5c2792a41781e74634247f55b0548213	2020-07-21 16:34:58 -07:00
Elliott Hughes	8c936b4e6c	Use more inclusive language. ... One turns out not to be used at all, and the pylintrc even uses the more intention-revealing term in the machine readable part, just not the comment! Test: treehugger Change-Id: I4db7f1cf4fa1aa8ee601857e4e4c400e2119887c	2020-06-15 11:18:43 -07:00
Christopher Ferris	d613f89bf0	Add a std::map, std::unordered_map benchmark. ... This benchmark also includes the measuring of RSS. Bug: 137795072 Test: Ran different iterations and verified the RSS_MB value is nearly Test: identical no matter the number of iterations. Change-Id: I465a0eae9dcff2e1fb739c35623a26291680951f	2020-02-22 14:43:41 +00:00
Jake Weinstein	4b11192d8a	benchmarks: add 16 and 32 bytes to common sizes ... Per Wilco Dijkstra at ARM, 16 and 32 byte copies are much more common than 8 or 64. Change-Id: I3699d8bcd5f9dd8a8ccd8564a6cf58d2bd7089f5 Suggested-By: Wilco Dijkstra <wilco.dijkstra@arm.com>	2020-02-19 17:18:25 +01:00
Tom Cherry	bdb678c9bd	Merge "Add an end-to-end property benchmark."	2020-02-03 13:58:11 +00:00
Christopher Ferris	89379355c4	Add a couple of new benchmarks. ... Add a calloc benchmark to make sure that a native allocator isn't doing anything incorrectly when zero'ing memory. Also add a fork call benchmark to verify that the time to make a fork call isn't increasing. Test: Ran benchmarks on walleye and verified that the numbers are not Test: too variable between runs. Change-Id: I61d289d277f85ac432a315e539cf6391ea036866	2020-01-29 16:36:14 -08:00
Ryan Prichard	f82e39f1d9	Add a liblog dependency ... Modules with a libbase dependency also need a liblog dependency now. Fixes the linker-reloc-bench build target. Bug: b/147779981 Test: manual Change-Id: I41dd35717b665524a26a92a0c268e42c93a383b7	2020-01-15 19:59:04 -08:00
Ryan Prichard	41f19708c8	Add a linker relocation benchmark ... The benchmark creates a set of DSOs that mimic the work involved in loading the current version of libandroid_servers.so. The synthetic benchmark has roughly the same number of libraries with roughly the same relocations. Currently, on a local aosp_walleye build that includes recent performance improvements (including the Neon-based CL I3983bca1dddc9241bb70290ad3651d895f046660), using the "performance" governor, the benchmark reports these scores: $ adb shell taskset 10 \ /data/benchmarktest64/linker-reloc-bench/linker-reloc-bench \ --benchmark_repetitions=20 --benchmark_display_aggregates_only=true ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Benchmark Time CPU Iterations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BM_linker_relocation/real_time_mean 70048 us 465 us 20 BM_linker_relocation/real_time_median 70091 us 466 us 20 BM_linker_relocation/real_time_stddev 329 us 8.29 us 20 $ adb shell taskset 10 \ /data/benchmarktest/linker-reloc-bench/linker-reloc-bench \ --benchmark_repetitions=20 --benchmark_display_aggregates_only=true ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Benchmark Time CPU Iterations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BM_linker_relocation/real_time_mean 83051 us 462 us 20 BM_linker_relocation/real_time_median 83069 us 464 us 20 BM_linker_relocation/real_time_stddev 184 us 8.91 us 20 Test: manual Bug: none Change-Id: I6dac66978f8666f95c76387093bda6be0151bfce	2020-01-14 13:12:56 -08:00
Tom Cherry	2f95d19a69	Add liblog as a dependency where libbase is used. ... (Also fix issues found from bpfmt) Bug: 119867234 Test: build Change-Id: I16e93ad7c26dadfb625acbe514abe0c0084f84b6	2020-01-09 10:07:12 -08:00
Christopher Ferris	5a3c920051	Add mallopt M_PURGE benchmark. ... Update the native allocator documentation to include running of this benchmark. Move the malloc_benchmark.cpp to malloc_sql_benchmark.cpp and use malloc_benchmark.cpp for benchmarking functions from malloc.h. Bug: 137795072 Test: Ran new benchmark. Change-Id: I76856de833032da324ad0bc0b6bd85a4ea8c253d	2019-12-05 15:46:22 -08:00
Christopher Ferris	ae57a6b641	Remove unused code. ... Test: Compiles. Change-Id: I92095bd0ee59a3b98ee8deba1c3efc4685389a1b	2019-11-13 12:50:50 -08:00
Raman Tenneti	b481a2e743	Revert "Revert "Make system property reads wait-free"" ... This reverts commit de39d9242a. Reason for revert: This revert is not needed Change-Id: I34af8e5d75c724f6c4066fafbfc6bc7d58377601	2019-11-12 20:41:55 +00:00
Raman Tenneti	de39d9242a	Revert "Make system property reads wait-free" ... This reverts commit 0cf90556de. Reason for revert: Device boot failures - 144355953 Change-Id: Icd4fc8c7a1d06d688a6d37e6f1c1aa45563f711b	2019-11-12 18:24:06 +00:00
Daniel Colascione	0cf90556de	Make system property reads wait-free ... Right now, when we read a system property, we first (assuming we've already looked up the property's prop_info) read the property's serial number; if we find that the low bit (the dirty bit) in the serial number is set, we futex-wait for that serial number to become non-dirty. By doing so, we spare readers from seeing partially-updated property values if they race with the property service's non-atomic memcpy to the property value slot. (The futex-wait here isn't essential to the algorithm: spinning while dirty would suffice, although it'd be somewhat less efficient.) The problem with this approach is that readers can wait on the property service process, potentially causing delays due to scheduling variance. Property reads are not guaranteed to complete in finite time right now. This change makes property reads wait-free and ensures that they complete in finite time in all cases. In the new approach, we prevent value tearing by backing up each property we're about to modify and directing readers to the backup copy if they try to read a property with the dirty bit set. (The wait freedom is limited to the case of readers racing against *one* property update. A writer can still delay readers by rapidly updating a property --- but after this change, readers can't hang due to PID 1 scheduling delays.) I considered adding explicit atomic access to short property values, but between binary compatibility with the existing property database and the need to carefully handle transitions of property values between "short" (compatible with atomics) and "long" (incompatible with atomics) length domains, I figured the complexity wasn't worth it and that making property reads wait-free would be adequate. Test: boots Bug: 143561649 Change-Id: Ifd3108aedba5a4b157b66af6ca0a4ed084bd5982	2019-11-11 11:17:00 -08:00
Steven Moreland	c4e727bff3	Add dladdr benchmark. ... Bug: 142684469 Test: adb shell /data/benchmarktest64/bionic-benchmarks/bionic-benchmarks --benchmark_filter="BM_dladdr.*" ------------------------------------------------------------------- Benchmark Time CPU Iterations ------------------------------------------------------------------- BM_dladdr_libbase_split 92.6 ns 92.4 ns 6673841 BM_dladdr_libc_printf 8690 ns 8667 ns 80916 BM_dladdr_libdl_dladdr 133 ns 132 ns 5342791 BM_dladdr_local_function 93.0 ns 92.7 ns 7625562 Change-Id: I259dd8f64ccc288835576a2eb08b8b8132777a4b	2019-10-16 08:59:06 -07:00
Elliott Hughes	a4959aa6f8	Reimplement the <ctype.h> is* functions. ... Following on from the towlower()/towupper() changes, add benchmarks for most of <ctype.h>, rewrite the tests to cover the entire defined range for all of these functions, and then reimplement most of the functions. The old table-based implementation is mostly a bad idea on modern hardware, with only ispunct() showing a significant benefit compared to any other way I could think of writing it, and isalnum() a marginal but still convincingly genuine benefit. My new benchmarks make an effort to test an example from each relevant range of characters to avoid, say, accidentally optimizing the behavior of `isalnum('0')` at the expense of `isalnum('z')`. Interestingly, clang is able to generate what I believe to be the optimal implementations from the most readable code, which is impressive. It certainly matched or beat all my attempts to be clever! The BSD table-based implementations made a special case of EOF despite having a `_ctype_` table that's offset by 1 to include EOF at index 0. I'm not sure why they didn't take advantage of that, but removing the explicit check for EOF measurably improves the generated code on arm and arm64, so even the two functions that still use the table benefit from this rewrite. Here are the benchmark results: arm64 before: BM_ctype_isalnum_n 3.73 ns 3.73 ns 183727137 BM_ctype_isalnum_y1 3.82 ns 3.81 ns 186383058 BM_ctype_isalnum_y2 3.73 ns 3.72 ns 187809830 BM_ctype_isalnum_y3 3.78 ns 3.77 ns 181383055 BM_ctype_isalpha_n 3.75 ns 3.75 ns 189453927 BM_ctype_isalpha_y1 3.76 ns 3.75 ns 184854043 BM_ctype_isalpha_y2 4.32 ns 3.78 ns 186326931 BM_ctype_isascii_n 2.49 ns 2.48 ns 275583822 BM_ctype_isascii_y 2.51 ns 2.51 ns 282123915 BM_ctype_isblank_n 3.11 ns 3.10 ns 220472044 BM_ctype_isblank_y1 3.20 ns 3.19 ns 226088868 BM_ctype_isblank_y2 3.11 ns 3.11 ns 220809122 BM_ctype_iscntrl_n 3.79 ns 3.78 ns 188719938 BM_ctype_iscntrl_y1 3.72 ns 3.71 ns 186209237 BM_ctype_iscntrl_y2 3.80 ns 3.80 ns 184315749 BM_ctype_isdigit_n 3.76 ns 3.74 ns 188334682 BM_ctype_isdigit_y 3.78 ns 3.77 ns 186249335 BM_ctype_isgraph_n 3.99 ns 3.98 ns 177814143 BM_ctype_isgraph_y1 3.98 ns 3.95 ns 175140090 BM_ctype_isgraph_y2 4.01 ns 4.00 ns 178320453 BM_ctype_isgraph_y3 3.96 ns 3.95 ns 175412814 BM_ctype_isgraph_y4 4.01 ns 4.00 ns 175711174 BM_ctype_islower_n 3.75 ns 3.74 ns 188604818 BM_ctype_islower_y 3.79 ns 3.78 ns 154738238 BM_ctype_isprint_n 3.96 ns 3.95 ns 177607734 BM_ctype_isprint_y1 3.94 ns 3.93 ns 174877244 BM_ctype_isprint_y2 4.02 ns 4.01 ns 178206135 BM_ctype_isprint_y3 3.94 ns 3.93 ns 175959069 BM_ctype_isprint_y4 4.03 ns 4.02 ns 176158314 BM_ctype_isprint_y5 3.95 ns 3.94 ns 178745462 BM_ctype_ispunct_n 3.78 ns 3.77 ns 184727184 BM_ctype_ispunct_y 3.76 ns 3.75 ns 187947503 BM_ctype_isspace_n 3.74 ns 3.74 ns 185300285 BM_ctype_isspace_y1 3.77 ns 3.76 ns 187202066 BM_ctype_isspace_y2 3.73 ns 3.73 ns 184105959 BM_ctype_isupper_n 3.81 ns 3.80 ns 185038761 BM_ctype_isupper_y 3.71 ns 3.71 ns 185885793 BM_ctype_isxdigit_n 3.79 ns 3.79 ns 184965673 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y1 3.76 ns 3.75 ns 188251672 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y2 3.79 ns 3.78 ns 184187481 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y3 3.77 ns 3.76 ns 187635540 arm64 after: BM_ctype_isalnum_n 3.37 ns 3.37 ns 205613810 BM_ctype_isalnum_y1 3.40 ns 3.39 ns 204806361 BM_ctype_isalnum_y2 3.43 ns 3.43 ns 205066077 BM_ctype_isalnum_y3 3.50 ns 3.50 ns 200057128 BM_ctype_isalpha_n 2.97 ns 2.97 ns 236084076 BM_ctype_isalpha_y1 2.97 ns 2.97 ns 236083626 BM_ctype_isalpha_y2 2.97 ns 2.97 ns 236084246 BM_ctype_isascii_n 2.55 ns 2.55 ns 272879994 BM_ctype_isascii_y 2.46 ns 2.45 ns 286522323 BM_ctype_isblank_n 3.18 ns 3.18 ns 220431175 BM_ctype_isblank_y1 3.18 ns 3.18 ns 220345602 BM_ctype_isblank_y2 3.18 ns 3.18 ns 220308509 BM_ctype_iscntrl_n 3.10 ns 3.10 ns 220344270 BM_ctype_iscntrl_y1 3.10 ns 3.07 ns 228973615 BM_ctype_iscntrl_y2 3.07 ns 3.07 ns 229192626 BM_ctype_isdigit_n 3.07 ns 3.07 ns 228925676 BM_ctype_isdigit_y 3.07 ns 3.07 ns 229182934 BM_ctype_isgraph_n 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264268737 BM_ctype_isgraph_y1 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264445277 BM_ctype_isgraph_y2 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264327427 BM_ctype_isgraph_y3 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264427480 BM_ctype_isgraph_y4 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264155250 BM_ctype_islower_n 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264421600 BM_ctype_islower_y 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264341148 BM_ctype_isprint_n 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264415198 BM_ctype_isprint_y1 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264268793 BM_ctype_isprint_y2 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264419205 BM_ctype_isprint_y3 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264205886 BM_ctype_isprint_y4 2.66 ns 2.66 ns 264440797 BM_ctype_isprint_y5 2.72 ns 2.72 ns 264333293 BM_ctype_ispunct_n 3.52 ns 3.51 ns 198956572 BM_ctype_ispunct_y 3.38 ns 3.38 ns 201661792 BM_ctype_isspace_n 3.39 ns 3.39 ns 206896620 BM_ctype_isspace_y1 3.39 ns 3.39 ns 206569020 BM_ctype_isspace_y2 3.39 ns 3.39 ns 206564415 BM_ctype_isupper_n 2.76 ns 2.75 ns 254227134 BM_ctype_isupper_y 2.76 ns 2.75 ns 254235314 BM_ctype_isxdigit_n 3.60 ns 3.60 ns 194418653 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y1 2.97 ns 2.97 ns 236082424 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y2 3.48 ns 3.48 ns 200390011 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y3 3.48 ns 3.48 ns 202255815 arm32 before: BM_ctype_isalnum_n 4.77 ns 4.76 ns 129230464 BM_ctype_isalnum_y1 4.88 ns 4.87 ns 147939321 BM_ctype_isalnum_y2 4.74 ns 4.73 ns 145508054 BM_ctype_isalnum_y3 4.81 ns 4.80 ns 144968914 BM_ctype_isalpha_n 4.80 ns 4.79 ns 148262579 BM_ctype_isalpha_y1 4.74 ns 4.73 ns 145061326 BM_ctype_isalpha_y2 4.83 ns 4.82 ns 147642546 BM_ctype_isascii_n 3.74 ns 3.72 ns 186711139 BM_ctype_isascii_y 3.79 ns 3.78 ns 183654780 BM_ctype_isblank_n 4.20 ns 4.19 ns 169733252 BM_ctype_isblank_y1 4.19 ns 4.18 ns 165713363 BM_ctype_isblank_y2 4.22 ns 4.21 ns 168776265 BM_ctype_iscntrl_n 4.75 ns 4.74 ns 145417484 BM_ctype_iscntrl_y1 4.82 ns 4.81 ns 146283250 BM_ctype_iscntrl_y2 4.79 ns 4.78 ns 148662453 BM_ctype_isdigit_n 4.77 ns 4.76 ns 145789210 BM_ctype_isdigit_y 4.84 ns 4.84 ns 146909458 BM_ctype_isgraph_n 4.72 ns 4.71 ns 145874663 BM_ctype_isgraph_y1 4.86 ns 4.85 ns 142037606 BM_ctype_isgraph_y2 4.79 ns 4.78 ns 145109612 BM_ctype_isgraph_y3 4.75 ns 4.75 ns 144829039 BM_ctype_isgraph_y4 4.86 ns 4.85 ns 146769899 BM_ctype_islower_n 4.76 ns 4.75 ns 147537637 BM_ctype_islower_y 4.79 ns 4.78 ns 145648017 BM_ctype_isprint_n 4.82 ns 4.81 ns 147154780 BM_ctype_isprint_y1 4.76 ns 4.76 ns 145117604 BM_ctype_isprint_y2 4.87 ns 4.86 ns 145801406 BM_ctype_isprint_y3 4.79 ns 4.78 ns 148043446 BM_ctype_isprint_y4 4.77 ns 4.76 ns 145157619 BM_ctype_isprint_y5 4.91 ns 4.90 ns 147810800 BM_ctype_ispunct_n 4.74 ns 4.73 ns 145588611 BM_ctype_ispunct_y 4.82 ns 4.81 ns 144065436 BM_ctype_isspace_n 4.78 ns 4.77 ns 147153712 BM_ctype_isspace_y1 4.73 ns 4.72 ns 145252863 BM_ctype_isspace_y2 4.84 ns 4.83 ns 148615797 BM_ctype_isupper_n 4.75 ns 4.74 ns 148276631 BM_ctype_isupper_y 4.80 ns 4.79 ns 145529893 BM_ctype_isxdigit_n 4.78 ns 4.77 ns 147271646 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y1 4.74 ns 4.74 ns 145142209 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y2 4.83 ns 4.82 ns 146398497 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y3 4.78 ns 4.77 ns 147617686 arm32 after: BM_ctype_isalnum_n 4.35 ns 4.35 ns 161086146 BM_ctype_isalnum_y1 4.36 ns 4.35 ns 160961111 BM_ctype_isalnum_y2 4.36 ns 4.36 ns 160733210 BM_ctype_isalnum_y3 4.35 ns 4.35 ns 160897524 BM_ctype_isalpha_n 3.67 ns 3.67 ns 189377208 BM_ctype_isalpha_y1 3.68 ns 3.67 ns 189438146 BM_ctype_isalpha_y2 3.75 ns 3.69 ns 190971186 BM_ctype_isascii_n 3.69 ns 3.68 ns 191029191 BM_ctype_isascii_y 3.68 ns 3.68 ns 191011817 BM_ctype_isblank_n 4.09 ns 4.09 ns 171887541 BM_ctype_isblank_y1 4.09 ns 4.09 ns 171829345 BM_ctype_isblank_y2 4.08 ns 4.07 ns 170585590 BM_ctype_iscntrl_n 4.08 ns 4.07 ns 170614383 BM_ctype_iscntrl_y1 4.13 ns 4.11 ns 171495899 BM_ctype_iscntrl_y2 4.19 ns 4.18 ns 165255578 BM_ctype_isdigit_n 4.25 ns 4.24 ns 165237008 BM_ctype_isdigit_y 4.24 ns 4.24 ns 165256149 BM_ctype_isgraph_n 3.82 ns 3.81 ns 183610114 BM_ctype_isgraph_y1 3.82 ns 3.81 ns 183614131 BM_ctype_isgraph_y2 3.82 ns 3.81 ns 183616840 BM_ctype_isgraph_y3 3.79 ns 3.79 ns 183620182 BM_ctype_isgraph_y4 3.82 ns 3.81 ns 185740009 BM_ctype_islower_n 3.75 ns 3.74 ns 183619502 BM_ctype_islower_y 3.68 ns 3.68 ns 190999901 BM_ctype_isprint_n 3.69 ns 3.68 ns 190899544 BM_ctype_isprint_y1 3.68 ns 3.67 ns 190192384 BM_ctype_isprint_y2 3.67 ns 3.67 ns 189351466 BM_ctype_isprint_y3 3.67 ns 3.67 ns 189430348 BM_ctype_isprint_y4 3.68 ns 3.68 ns 189430161 BM_ctype_isprint_y5 3.69 ns 3.68 ns 190962419 BM_ctype_ispunct_n 4.14 ns 4.14 ns 171034861 BM_ctype_ispunct_y 4.19 ns 4.19 ns 168308152 BM_ctype_isspace_n 4.50 ns 4.50 ns 156250887 BM_ctype_isspace_y1 4.48 ns 4.48 ns 155124476 BM_ctype_isspace_y2 4.50 ns 4.50 ns 155077504 BM_ctype_isupper_n 3.68 ns 3.68 ns 191020583 BM_ctype_isupper_y 3.68 ns 3.68 ns 191015669 BM_ctype_isxdigit_n 4.50 ns 4.50 ns 156276745 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y1 3.28 ns 3.27 ns 214729725 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y2 4.48 ns 4.48 ns 155265129 BM_ctype_isxdigit_y3 4.48 ns 4.48 ns 155216846 I've also corrected a small mistake in the documentation for isxdigit(). Test: tests and benchmarks Change-Id: I4a77859f826c3fc8f0e327e847886882f29ec4a3	2019-10-08 12:04:09 -07:00
Ryan Prichard	41488b79c4	Merge "Revert "Revert "Add benchmarks that run simple programs"""	2019-09-27 19:59:50 +00:00
Elliott Hughes	9ff7d09643	Add trivial <ctype.h> benchmarks. ... Just to sanity check that toupper/tolower and towupper/towlower are in the same ballpark for the ASCII range. Test: ran benchmarks Change-Id: I1ddc3f4f4478b4075107831f27bf4d4b4a3bc5e8	2019-09-26 21:47:01 -07:00
Ryan Prichard	2c236bc506	Revert "Revert "Add benchmarks that run simple programs"" ... This reverts commit 3bf27c86d1. Disable the 32-bit glibc target. We're not interested in benchmarking that target, and the bench_noop_nostl executable doesn't build when ASAN is turned on, because the libclang_rt.asan_cxx-i386.a lib contains ubsan_type_hash_itanium.cc.o, which needs __dynamic_cast and various STL typeinfo variables. The equivalent libclang_rt.asan_cxx-x86_64.a lib doesn't have ubsan_type_hash_itanium.cc.o in it. Bug: http://b/141693636 Test: m bench_noop_nostl bench_noop bench_noop_static ASAN_OPTIONS=detect_leaks=0 SANITIZE_HOST=address Change-Id: Id6de17e622682f3a166367ad670cba5bfa6aee47	2019-09-26 16:18:37 -07:00
Elliott Hughes	f5b44a5ea6	Merge "benchmarks: remove more boilerplate."	2019-09-26 21:38:52 +00:00
Raman Tenneti	0878ac991a	Merge "Revert "Add benchmarks that run simple programs""	2019-09-26 17:54:33 +00:00
Raman Tenneti	3bf27c86d1	Revert "Add benchmarks that run simple programs" ... This reverts commit aa85ac2b08. Reason for revert: builds are broken - Bug: 141693636 Change-Id: I7502813ae519719c578a05676a0adf9537019bd3	2019-09-26 17:52:48 +00:00
Elliott Hughes	96705e3712	benchmarks: remove more boilerplate. ... Many of our benchmarks are basically just "call one function with a fixed argument". We don't need to keep repeating all the boilerplate for that. This also ensures we don't forget the benchmark::DoNotOptimize, which -- in addition to being a good idea in general -- specifically solves the problem with gettid benchmark and provides a more accurate result by removing the indirection through a function pointer. Test: ran benchmarks Change-Id: Id67535243678cd0d48f51cf25141e2040da9af03	2019-09-26 07:42:23 -07:00
Elliott Hughes	bab9cfd99a	Add trivial towlower/towupper benchmarks. ... Currently 11ns for both ascii and unicode in 64-bit, 15ns for 32-bit. Test: ran benchmarks Change-Id: Ie810b324c855b52b66a96889a194bc5b5b55653f	2019-09-25 22:13:32 -07:00
Ryan Prichard	ef0adb1275	Merge "run-on-host fixes"	2019-09-25 19:48:35 +00:00
Ryan Prichard	aa85ac2b08	Add benchmarks that run simple programs ... Specifically, test the wall-clock time for running: * a C program that does nothing (i.e. no STL) * a C++ program that does nothing * a statically-linked C++ program * toybox true (in /system/bin and /vendor/bin) * mksh -c true (in /system/bin and /vendor/bin) Test: bionic-spawn-benchmarks Change-Id: I961850ec90004cac83088feab5783f4f27768be1	2019-09-25 09:35:43 +00:00
Ryan Prichard	3cfb89d451	run-on-host fixes ... * Fix the path to bionic-benchmarks-glibc * Add symlinks for the toybox symlink commands. Each symlink bypasses the intermediate symlink in ${OUT}/system/bin and points to the final toybox binary. Suppress a bunch of warnings by skipping symlinks for non-existent files. The new spawn benchmarks try to run /system/bin/true. (They also try to run /vendor/bin/true and print an error.) * Quote "$@" * Use soong_ui.bash --dumpvars-mode to set a bunch of variables, rather than get_build_var, which invokes Soong once per variable. This reduces the "build/run-on-host.sh" runtime from 4s to 1.3s. * build/run-on-host.sh isn't executable and is only useful when it's sourced into another shell, so remove its shebang to reduce confusion. Bug: none Test: \ . build/envsetup.sh lunch aosp_x86_64-userdebug . bionic/build/run-on-host.sh prepare MODULES-IN-bionic MODULES-IN-external-toybox /system/bin/true Change-Id: I59e9a6aca77d35b16bdf51759c5fc7e725bfc67c	2019-09-24 15:36:31 -07:00
Elliott Hughes	dfa3231fae	Merge "Fix running tests/benchmarks on the host."	2019-04-27 16:15:21 +00:00
Elliott Hughes	4da99ffe5e	Fix running tests/benchmarks on the host. ... This was broken by all the mainline modules stuff. It's quite a bit hairier to set up now, given that we don't have an apexd on the host. An alternative might be to actually set up a fake /apex that points to the bootstrap directories? Test: ./benchmarks/run-on-host.sh 64 Test: ./tests/run-on-host.sh 64 Change-Id: If2c277ba492c7c443cdf51526ea42f56568e2ea6	2019-04-26 17:45:17 -07:00
Elliott Hughes	d655bc6dfa	Update doc comment about running the benchmarks. ... Test: N/A Change-Id: Idf1f8c38aa90478b861358677e1d12b96809377d	2019-04-23 11:49:13 -07:00
Christopher Ferris	7ec2c8a9b6	Add malloc benchmarks. ... Adding some benchmarks that keep a certain number of allocation around. This benchmark should not be used as an absolute for determining what is a good/bad native allocator. However, it should be used to make sure that numbers are not completely changed between allocator versions. Also update the malloc sql benchmark to match the same style as these new benchmarks. Bug: 129743239 Test: Ran these benchmarks. Change-Id: I1995d98fd269b61d9c96efed6eff3ed278e24c97	2019-04-05 14:45:15 -07:00
Yi Kong	358603a409	Modernise code to use override specifier ... Generated by clang-tidy. Test: m checkbuild Change-Id: I8e23da6b8af31b291be2eefe9937ca222ea8a8c3	2019-03-29 14:27:27 -07:00
Chih-Hung Hsieh	770032ddfa	Fix/suppress bionic google-explicit-constructor warnings ... * Add explicit to conversion constructors/operators Bug: 28341362 Test: make with WITH_TIDY=1 DEFAULT_GLOBAL_TIDY_CHECKS=-*,google-explicit-constructor Change-Id: Id1ad0327c1b8c6f094bcbb3ae599bc1f716b3f2f	2019-01-02 11:04:05 -08:00
Mark Salyzyn	ba1a723ad1	switch to using android-base/file.h instead of android-base/test_utils.h ... Test: compile Bug: 119313545 Change-Id: I664fb32522d01909c603d7b903475c4e9aea9223	2018-11-14 15:46:49 -08:00
Christopher Ferris	9ac0cd5f85	Fix test failures. ... - Fix the help output for new benchmarks help output. - Fix incorrect regex for sanitizing output. Test: Ran unit tests and they pass. Change-Id: I227eef3ce8c4ce639321e5ab8a57d0877063ede1	2018-11-07 14:30:55 -08:00
Christopher Ferris	18cbed7008	Make the test less specific. ... Remove the need to add every benchmark to the list of all benchmarks. Also, add some hard-coding of the location of the benchmark executable. Add a test to make sure the benchmark exists so it's possible to detect if the executable changes location. Finally, make the tests isolated so that they finish in half the time. Test: Ran unit tests. Change-Id: I1e59eb283e31d29b14e54c44ac865827c9704127	2018-10-19 14:05:14 -07:00
Hans Boehm	3e5754c6ad	Add benchmarks for heap size retrieval ... Add benchmarks for mallinfo, and for retrieving RSS from /proc/self/statm, since we're considering using these for GC triggering. Add some static linkage specifiers, after running into a build problem due to a spurious conflict. Bug: 111447610 Test: Ran benchmarks Change-Id: Ie50d512294993882728c63ce51ec507590257d80	2018-10-18 17:56:58 -07:00
Elliott Hughes	efaa60ff6c	Merge "Only use NDK libraries in the benchmarks."	2018-09-25 22:13:09 +00:00
Elliott Hughes	627329915a	Only use NDK libraries in the benchmarks. ... It should be possible to run the benchmarks on any device, including past and future ones, and sticking to NDK libraries ensures that. Bug: N/A Test: `readelf -aW` Change-Id: I15a7a4104fa30263136bc3033d2bd9022cd8ff7b	2018-09-24 16:45:13 -07:00
Christopher Ferris	4fae703029	Touch the memory when doing malloc/free benchmark. ... Also, update the benchmark loop for modern C++. Test: Ran benchmarks. Change-Id: I925446b893793eb8c2c6759716cdd3dbbcf1e7c1	2018-09-20 15:03:49 -07:00
Peter Collingbourne	ed16b344e7	Merge "benchmarks: Fix the benchmark tests."	2018-09-14 02:16:52 +00:00
Peter Collingbourne	62011c27a7	benchmarks: Update the documentation. ... Update the locations of the benchmark binaries to match where they are currently installed.	2018-09-13 16:08:18 -07:00
Peter Collingbourne	c282ca9f44	benchmarks: Fix the benchmark tests. ... Update the list of benchmarks to include the recently added strncmp benchmarks.	2018-09-13 16:06:01 -07:00
Haibo Huang	e466cc0d55	Add benchmark for strncmp ... Test: run benchmark Change-Id: Id99d81fe4d2a72a7f22414c7eea3ef3d873022ab	2018-08-21 21:04:43 +00:00
Christopher Ferris	0dc784431b	Add new malloc benchmarks. ... This runs through the trace of the allocations in a sql benchmark app executed in the benchmark thread. Add one benchmark with decay time set to 0 and another with decay time set to 1. Include a script that can generate a header file that can be used to regenerate the data. Bug: 112317428 Test: Builds, ran unit tests, ran benchmarks. Change-Id: I62e287cc06b74b74bcc5a4bbee71b0fac0a196fd	2018-08-14 16:01:58 -07:00
Haibo Huang	510dda3ea1	Fix benchmark-tests ... 1. fix all_benchmarks. Some new benchmarks were added. 2. move some benchmark suites to the right place. 3. add unit test for https://android-review.googlesource.com/c/platform/bionic/+/724785 Test: compile and run bionic-benchmarks-tests on device. Change-Id: I2b686b51910a422b664f9ea968199f37944039c0	2018-08-11 23:43:03 -07:00
Adhemerval Zanella	43f2b77c8b	Add new strcmp/strncmp benchmark ... This patch adds a new strcmp/strcmp benchmark with different set of inputs. It cover all pre-defined range values (small, medium, large) for aligned inputs and also small range for unaligned ones. Test: Ran new string test suite with a single bionic iteration. Change-Id: Ice78d74c3583a33158eaba3309c10df54044aa28	2018-08-11 07:20:53 +00:00
Adhemerval Zanella	0e4fd755a0	Add new memcmp benchmark ... This patch adds a new memcmp benchmark with different set of inputs. It covers all pre-defined range values (small, medium, large) for aligned inputs and also medium range for unaligned ones. Test: Ran new string test suite with a single bionic iteration. Change-Id: Icdb95220a62d46bd71fa6ffbbf4567a9a05b7685	2018-08-11 07:20:13 +00:00
Adhemerval Zanella	eda94aa1ae	Add option to define ranges sets for benchmarks ... This patch add an option to use the pre-define set of ranges along with macros AT_ONEBUF_MANUAL_ALIGN_* and AT_TWOBUF_MANUAL_ALIGN1_*. The size argument can be either a number or a string representing the sets of values: * SMALL for values between 1 and 256. * MEDIUM for values between 512 and 128KB. * LARGE for values between 256KB and 2048KB. Test: Ran new string test suite with a single bionic iteration. Change-Id: Ieda81ee9a5019991b0b2f97d4ca3a237127c5848	2018-08-11 00:27:27 +00:00
Adhemerval Zanella	72fe1c8df6	Add pow benchmark ... As for exp/exp2 benchmark, this patch add two benchmark for pow: one which measures thoughput and one which measures latency. The input data is the same as powf. Test: ran 32-bit and 64-bit x86 tests on host Change-Id: I04335fac9e76fb3f39935323dacf6b7be6a6f917	2018-08-08 18:04:48 -03:00