// Simple integration test for contextual instrumentation // // Copy the header defining ContextNode. // RUN: mkdir -p %t_include // RUN: cp %llvm_src/include/llvm/ProfileData/CtxInstrContextNode.h %t_include/ // // Compile with ctx instrumentation "on". We treat "theRoot" as callgraph root. // RUN: %clangxx %s %ctxprofilelib -I%t_include -O2 -o %t.bin -mllvm -profile-context-root=theRoot // // Run the binary, and observe the profile fetch handler's output. // RUN: %t.bin | FileCheck %s #include "CtxInstrContextNode.h" #include #include using namespace llvm::ctx_profile; extern "C" bool __llvm_ctx_profile_fetch(void *Data, bool (*Writer)(void *, const ContextNode &)); // avoid name mangling extern "C" { __attribute__((noinline)) void someFunction(int I) { if (I % 2) printf("check odd\n"); else printf("check even\n"); } // block inlining because the pre-inliner otherwise will inline this - it's // too small. __attribute__((noinline)) void theRoot() { printf("check 1\n"); someFunction(1); #pragma nounroll for (auto I = 0; I < 2; ++I) { someFunction(I); } } } // Make sure the program actually ran correctly. // CHECK: check 1 // CHECK-NEXT: check odd // CHECK-NEXT: check even // CHECK-NEXT: check odd void printProfile(const ContextNode &Node, const std::string &Indent, const std::string &Increment) { std::cout << Indent << "Guid: " << Node.guid() << std::endl; std::cout << Indent << "Entries: " << Node.entrycount() << std::endl; std::cout << Indent << Node.counters_size() << " counters and " << Node.callsites_size() << " callsites" << std::endl; std::cout << Indent << "Counter values: "; for (uint32_t I = 0U; I < Node.counters_size(); ++I) std::cout << Node.counters()[I] << " "; std::cout << std::endl; for (uint32_t I = 0U; I < Node.callsites_size(); ++I) for (const auto *N = Node.subContexts()[I]; N; N = N->next()) { std::cout << Indent << "At Index " << I << ":" << std::endl; printProfile(*N, Indent + Increment, Increment); } } // 8657661246551306189 is theRoot. We expect 2 callsites and 2 counters - one // for the entry basic block and one for the loop. // 6759619411192316602 is someFunction. We expect all context instances to show // the same nr of counters and callsites, but the counters will be different. // The first context is for the first callsite with theRoot as parent, and the // second counter in someFunction will be 0 (we pass an odd nr, and the other // path gets instrumented). // The second context is in the loop. We expect 2 entries and each of the // branches would be taken once, so the second counter is 1. // CHECK-NEXT: Guid: 8657661246551306189 // CHECK-NEXT: Entries: 1 // CHECK-NEXT: 2 counters and 3 callsites // CHECK-NEXT: Counter values: 1 2 // CHECK-NEXT: At Index 1: // CHECK-NEXT: Guid: 6759619411192316602 // CHECK-NEXT: Entries: 1 // CHECK-NEXT: 2 counters and 2 callsites // CHECK-NEXT: Counter values: 1 0 // CHECK-NEXT: At Index 2: // CHECK-NEXT: Guid: 6759619411192316602 // CHECK-NEXT: Entries: 2 // CHECK-NEXT: 2 counters and 2 callsites // CHECK-NEXT: Counter values: 2 1 bool profileWriter() { return __llvm_ctx_profile_fetch( nullptr, +[](void *, const ContextNode &Node) { printProfile(Node, "", " "); return true; }); } int main(int argc, char **argv) { theRoot(); // This would be implemented in a specific RPC handler, but here we just call // it directly. return !profileWriter(); }