device_lenovo_sdm710-common/power-libperfmgr/adaptivecpu/KernelCpuFeatureReader.h
Chenyang Zhong 39646561d1 sdm710-common: power: re-import power HAL
from android-13.0.0_r3

Signed-off-by: Chenyang Zhong <zhongcy95@gmail.com>
2022-11-12 15:09:34 +01:00

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#pragma once
#include <array>
#include <ostream>
#include "IFilesystem.h"
#include "ITimeSource.h"
#include "Model.h"
#include "RealFilesystem.h"
#include "TimeSource.h"
namespace aidl {
namespace google {
namespace hardware {
namespace power {
namespace impl {
namespace pixel {
// Kernel <-> Userspace ABI for CPU features. See kernel/sched/acpu.c.
// Contains CPU statistics for a single CPU. The kernel reports an `acpu_stats` struct for each CPU
// on the system.
struct acpu_stats {
// Sum of the CPU frequencies that the CPU used, multiplied by how much time was spent in each
// frequency. Measured in ns*KHz. E.g.:
// 10ns at 100MHz, 2ns at 50MHz = 10*100,000 + 2*50,000 = 1,100,000
// This is used to calculate the average frequency the CPU was running at between two times:
// (new.weighted_sum_freq - old.weighted_sum_freq) / elapsed_time_ns
uint64_t weighted_sum_freq;
// The total time (in nanoseconds) that the CPU was idle.
// This is ued to calculate the percent of time the CPU was idle between two times:
// (new.total_idle_time_ns - old.total_idle_time_ns) / elapsed_time_ns
uint64_t total_idle_time_ns;
};
class KernelCpuFeatureReader {
public:
KernelCpuFeatureReader()
: mFilesystem(std::make_unique<RealFilesystem>()),
mTimeSource(std::make_unique<TimeSource>()) {}
KernelCpuFeatureReader(std::unique_ptr<IFilesystem> filesystem,
std::unique_ptr<ITimeSource> timeSource)
: mFilesystem(std::move(filesystem)), mTimeSource(std::move(timeSource)) {}
bool Init();
bool GetRecentCpuFeatures(std::array<double, NUM_CPU_POLICIES> *cpuPolicyAverageFrequencyHz,
std::array<double, NUM_CPU_CORES> *cpuCoreIdleTimesPercentage);
void DumpToStream(std::ostream &stream) const;
private:
const std::unique_ptr<IFilesystem> mFilesystem;
const std::unique_ptr<ITimeSource> mTimeSource;
// We only open the stats file once and reuse the file descriptor. We find this reduces
// ReadStats runtime by 2x.
std::unique_ptr<std::istream> mStatsFile;
std::array<acpu_stats, NUM_CPU_CORES> mPreviousStats;
std::chrono::nanoseconds mPreviousReadTime;
bool OpenStatsFile(std::unique_ptr<std::istream> *file);
bool ReadStats(std::array<acpu_stats, NUM_CPU_CORES> *stats,
std::chrono::nanoseconds *readTime);
};
} // namespace pixel
} // namespace impl
} // namespace power
} // namespace hardware
} // namespace google
} // namespace aidl