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+// Copyright (c) 2002-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
+// All rights reserved.
+// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
+// under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
+// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
+// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
+//
+// Initial Contributors:
+// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
+//
+// Contributors:
+//
+// Description:
+// Overview:
+// Test and benchmark kernel-side utility operations  
+// API Information:
+// RBusLogicalChannel			
+// Details:
+// - Create a list of benchmark modules and start running them one by one;
+// each module contains a set of measurement units, each unit runs for a fixed
+// amount of time in a series of iterations; the results, minimum, maximum and
+// average times are displayed on the screen;
+// The tests use a high resolution timer implemented kernel side in a device
+// driver.
+// - The test contains the following benchmark modules:
+// - Real-time latency module measures:
+// - interrupt latency by calculating the time taken from when an
+// interrupt is generated until the ISR starts
+// - kernel thread latency by calculating the time taken from an ISR
+// scheduling a DFC to signal the kernel thread until the kernel thread
+// starts running
+// - kernel thread latency as above while a CPU intensive low priority
+// user thread runs at the same time
+// - user thread latency by calculating the time taken from an ISR 
+// scheduling a DFC to signal the user thread until the user thread
+// starts running
+// - user thread latency as above while a CPU intensive low priority
+// user thread runs at the same time
+// - NTimer period jitter by calculating the actual period as the delta
+// between two consecutive NTimer callbacks that store the current time;
+// the jitter is the difference between the actual period and a theoretical
+// period.
+// - timer overhead by calculating the delta of time between two consecutive
+// timestamps requested from the high precision timer implemented in the
+// device driver; the calls are made from kernel side code
+// - Overhead module measures:
+// - timer overhead by calculating the delta of time between two consecutive
+// timestamps requested from the high precision timer implemented in the
+// device driver; the calls are made from user side code
+// - Synchronization module measures: 
+// - mutex passing, local mutex contention, remote mutex contention, 
+// local semaphore latency, remote semaphore latency, 
+// local thread semaphore latency, remote thread semaphore latency.
+// - Client-server framework module measures:
+// - For local high priority, local low priority, remote high priority 
+// and remote low priority: connection request latency, connection
+// reply latency, request latency, request response time, reply latency.
+// - Threads modules measures:
+// - Thread creation latency, thread creation suicide, thread suicide,
+// thread killing, setting per thread data, getting per thread data.
+// - Properties module measures:
+// - Local int notification latency, remote int notification latency, 
+// local byte(1) notification latency, remote byte(1) notification latency, 
+// local byte(8) notification latency, remote byte(8) notification latency, 
+// local byte(512) notification latency, remote byte(512) notification latency, 
+// int set overhead, byte(1) set overhead, byte(8) set overhead, byte(512) set 
+// overhead, int get overhead, byte(1) get overhead, byte(8) get overhead, 
+// byte(512) get overhead. 
+// Platforms/Drives/Compatibility:
+// All.
+// Assumptions/Requirement/Pre-requisites:
+// Failures and causes:
+// Base Port information:
+// 
+//
+
+#include "bm_suite.h"
+#include <e32svr.h>
+#include <u32hal.h>
+
+RTest test(_L("Benchmark Suite"));
+
+//
+// The default value of the time allocated for one benchmark program.  
+//
+static TInt KBMSecondsPerProgram = 30;
+//
+// The initial number of iterations to estimate the acctual number of iteration. 
+//
+static TInt KBMCalibrationIter = 64;
+
+//
+// Global handle to high-resolution timer. 
+//
+RBMTimer bmTimer;
+//
+// The head of the benchmark programs' list
+//
+BMProgram* bmSuite; 
+//
+// Global handle to the kernel side benchmark utilty API 
+//
+static RBMDriver bmDriver;
+
+TBMResult::TBMResult(const TDesC& aName) : iName(aName) 
+	{
+	Reset();
+	}
+
+void TBMResult::Reset()
+	{
+	::bmTimer.Period(&iMinTicks);
+	iMaxTicks = 0;
+	iCumulatedTicks = 0;
+	iCumulatedIterations = 0;
+	iIterations = 0;
+	iMin = 0;
+	iMax = 0;
+	iAverage = 0;
+	}
+
+void TBMResult::Reset(const TDesC& aName)
+	{
+	Reset();
+	iName.Set(aName);
+	}
+
+void TBMResult::Cumulate(TBMTicks aTicks)
+{
+	if (aTicks < iMinTicks) iMinTicks = aTicks;
+	if (iMaxTicks < aTicks) iMaxTicks = aTicks;
+
+	iCumulatedTicks += aTicks;
+	if (iCumulatedIterations < KHeadSize)
+		{
+		iHeadTicks[iCumulatedIterations] = aTicks;
+		}
+		// use the array as a circular buufer to store last KTailSize results
+		// (would not really know which one was actually the last)
+	iTailTicks[iCumulatedIterations % KTailSize] = aTicks;
+	++iCumulatedIterations;
+	
+}
+
+
+void TBMResult::Cumulate(TBMTicks aTicks, TBMUInt64 aIter)
+{
+	iCumulatedIterations += aIter;
+	iCumulatedTicks += aTicks;
+}
+
+void TBMResult::Update()
+{
+	if (iCumulatedIterations == 0) return;
+	iIterations = iCumulatedIterations;
+	::bmTimer.TicksToNs(&iMinTicks, &iMin);
+	::bmTimer.TicksToNs(&iMaxTicks, &iMax);
+	TBMTicks averageTicks = iCumulatedTicks/TBMUInt64(iCumulatedIterations);
+	::bmTimer.TicksToNs(&averageTicks, &iAverage);
+	TInt i;
+	for (i = 0; i < KHeadSize; ++i) 
+		{
+		::bmTimer.TicksToNs(&iHeadTicks[i], &iHead[i]);
+		}
+	for (i = 0; i < KTailSize; ++i) 
+		{
+		::bmTimer.TicksToNs(&iTailTicks[i], &iTail[i]);
+		}
+	}
+
+inline TBMNs TTimeIntervalMicroSecondsToTBMNs(TTimeIntervalMicroSeconds us)
+	{
+	return BMUsToNs(*(TBMUInt64*)&us);
+	}
+
+TBMNs TBMTimeInterval::iStampPeriodNs;
+TBMTicks TBMTimeInterval::iStampPeriod;
+
+void TBMTimeInterval::Init()
+	{
+	::bmTimer.Period(&iStampPeriod); 
+	::bmTimer.TicksToNs(&iStampPeriod, &iStampPeriodNs);
+}
+
+void TBMTimeInterval::Begin()
+	{
+	//
+	// Order is important: read first low-precision timer, then the high-precision one. 
+	// Therefore, two high-precision timer reads will be accounted in the low-precision interval,
+	// that's better than the opposite.
+	//
+	iTime.HomeTime();
+	::bmTimer.Stamp(&iStamp);
+	}
+
+TBMNs TBMTimeInterval::EndNs()
+	{
+	//
+	// Now, in the reverse order
+	//
+	TBMTicks stamp;
+	::bmTimer.Stamp(&stamp);
+	TTime time;	
+	time.HomeTime();
+	TBMNs ns = TTimeIntervalMicroSecondsToTBMNs(time.MicroSecondsFrom(iTime));
+	//
+	// If the interval fits in the high-precision timer period we can use it;
+	// otherwise, use the low-precision timer.
+	//
+	if (ns < iStampPeriodNs)
+		{
+		stamp = TBMTicksDelta(iStamp, stamp);
+		::bmTimer.TicksToNs(&stamp, &ns);
+		}
+	return ns;
+	}
+
+TBMTicks TBMTimeInterval::End()
+	{
+	//
+	// The same as the previous one but returns ticks
+	//
+
+	TBMTicks stamp;
+	::bmTimer.Stamp(&stamp);
+	TTime time;	
+	time.HomeTime();
+	TBMNs ns = TTimeIntervalMicroSecondsToTBMNs(time.MicroSecondsFrom(iTime));
+	if (ns < iStampPeriodNs)
+		{
+		stamp = TBMTicksDelta(iStamp, stamp);
+		}
+	else
+		{
+			// multiply first - privileging precision to improbable overflow.
+		stamp = (ns * iStampPeriod) / iStampPeriodNs; 
+		}
+	return stamp;
+	}
+
+TInt BMProgram::SetAbsPriority(RThread aThread, TInt aNewPrio)
+	{
+	TInt aOldPrio=0;
+	TInt r = ::bmDriver.SetAbsPriority(aThread, aNewPrio, &aOldPrio);
+	BM_ERROR(r, r == KErrNone);
+	return aOldPrio;
+	}
+
+const TInt TBMSpawnArgs::KMagic = 0xdeadbeef;
+
+TBMSpawnArgs::TBMSpawnArgs(TThreadFunction aChildFunc, TInt aChildPrio, TBool aRemote, TInt aSize)
+	{
+	iMagic = KMagic;
+	iParentId = RThread().Id();
+		// get a thread handle meaningful in the context of any other thread. 
+		// (RThread() doesn't work since contextual!)
+	TInt r = iParent.Open(iParentId);
+	BM_ERROR(r, r == KErrNone);
+	iRemote = aRemote;
+	iChildFunc = aChildFunc;
+	iChildPrio = aChildPrio;
+	iSize = aSize;
+	}
+
+TBMSpawnArgs::~TBMSpawnArgs()
+	{
+	iParent.Close();
+	}
+
+//
+// An object of CLocalChild class represents a "child" thread created by its "parent" thread 
+// in the parent's process through BmProgram::SpawnChild() interface.
+//
+// CLocalChild class is typically used (invoked) by the parent's thread. 
+//
+class CLocalChild : public CBase, public MBMChild
+	{
+private:
+	BMProgram*		iProg;
+public:
+	RThread			iChild;
+	TRequestStatus	iExitStatus;
+
+	CLocalChild(BMProgram* aProg)
+		{
+		iProg = aProg;
+		}
+	
+	virtual void WaitChildExit();
+	virtual void Kill();
+	};
+
+void CLocalChild::Kill()
+	{
+	iChild.Kill(KErrCancel);
+	}
+
+void CLocalChild::WaitChildExit()
+	{
+	User::WaitForRequest(iExitStatus);
+	CLOSE_AND_WAIT(iChild);
+	//
+	// Lower the parent thread prioirty and then restore the current one 
+	// to make sure that the kernel-side thread destruction DFC had a chance to complete.
+	//
+	TInt prio = BMProgram::SetAbsPriority(RThread(), iProg->iOrigAbsPriority);
+	BMProgram::SetAbsPriority(RThread(), prio);
+	delete this;
+	}
+
+//
+// Local (i.e. sharing the parent's process) child's entry point
+//
+TInt LocalChildEntry(void* ptr)
+	{
+	TBMSpawnArgs* args = (TBMSpawnArgs*) ptr;
+	args->iChildOrigPriority = BMProgram::SetAbsPriority(RThread(), args->iChildPrio);
+	return args->iChildFunc(args);
+	}
+
+MBMChild* BMProgram::SpawnLocalChild(TBMSpawnArgs* args)
+	{
+	CLocalChild* child = new CLocalChild(this);
+	BM_ERROR(KErrNoMemory, child);
+	TInt r = child->iChild.Create(KNullDesC, ::LocalChildEntry, 0x2000, NULL, args);
+	BM_ERROR(r, r == KErrNone);
+	child->iChild.Logon(child->iExitStatus);
+	child->iChild.Resume();
+	return child;
+	}
+
+//
+// An object of CRemoteChild class represents a "child" thread created by its "parent" thread 
+// as a separate process through BmProgram::SpawnChild() interface.
+//
+// CRemoteChild class is typically used (invoked) by the parent's thread. 
+//
+class CRemoteChild : public CBase, public MBMChild
+	{
+private:
+	BMProgram*		iProg;
+public:
+	RProcess		iChild;
+	TRequestStatus	iExitStatus;
+
+	CRemoteChild(BMProgram* aProg)
+		{
+		iProg = aProg;
+		}
+
+	virtual void WaitChildExit();
+	virtual void Kill();
+	};
+
+void CRemoteChild::Kill()
+	{
+	iChild.Kill(KErrCancel);
+	}
+
+void CRemoteChild::WaitChildExit()
+	{
+	User::WaitForRequest(iExitStatus);
+	CLOSE_AND_WAIT(iChild);
+	//
+	// Lower the parent thread prioirty and then restore the current one 
+	// to make sure that the kernel-side thread destruction DFC had a chance to complete.
+	//
+	TInt prio = BMProgram::SetAbsPriority(RThread(), iProg->iOrigAbsPriority);
+	BMProgram::SetAbsPriority(RThread(), prio);
+	delete this;
+	}
+
+//
+// Remote (i.e. running in its own process) child's entry point.
+// Note that the child's process entry point is still E32Main() process (see below)
+//
+TInt ChildMain(TBMSpawnArgs* args)
+	{
+	args->iChildOrigPriority = BMProgram::SetAbsPriority(RThread(), args->iChildPrio);
+		// get a handle to the parent's thread in the child's context.
+	TInt r = args->iParent.Open(args->iParentId);
+	BM_ERROR(r, r == KErrNone);
+	return args->iChildFunc(args);
+	}
+
+MBMChild* BMProgram::SpawnRemoteChild(TBMSpawnArgs* args)
+	{
+	CRemoteChild* child = new CRemoteChild(this);
+	BM_ERROR(KErrNoMemory, child);
+	//
+	// Create the child process and pass args as a UNICODE command line.
+	// (we suppose that the args size is multiple of sizeof(TUint16))
+	//
+	BM_ASSERT((args->iSize % sizeof(TUint16)) == 0);
+	TInt r = child->iChild.Create(RProcess().FileName(), TPtrC((TUint16*) args, args->iSize/sizeof(TUint16)));
+	BM_ERROR(r, (r == KErrNone) );
+	child->iChild.Logon(child->iExitStatus);
+	child->iChild.Resume();
+	return child;
+	}
+
+MBMChild* BMProgram::SpawnChild(TBMSpawnArgs* args)
+	{
+	MBMChild* child;
+	if (args->iRemote)
+		{
+		child = SpawnRemoteChild(args);
+		}
+	else
+		{
+		child = SpawnLocalChild(args);
+		}
+	return child;
+	}
+
+//
+// The benchmark-suite entry point.
+//
+GLDEF_C TInt E32Main()
+	{
+	test.Title();
+
+	TInt r = UserSvr::HalFunction(EHalGroupKernel, EKernelHalNumLogicalCpus, 0, 0);
+	if (r != 1)
+		{
+		test.Printf(_L("%d CPUs detected ... test not run\n"), r);
+		return r;
+		}
+	
+	AddProperty();
+	AddThread();
+	AddIpc();
+	AddSync();
+	AddOverhead();
+	AddrtLatency();
+
+	r = User::LoadPhysicalDevice(KBMPddFileName);
+	BM_ERROR(r, (r == KErrNone) || (r == KErrAlreadyExists));
+
+	r = User::LoadLogicalDevice(KBMLddFileName);
+	BM_ERROR(r, (r == KErrNone) || (r == KErrAlreadyExists));
+
+	r = ::bmTimer.Open();
+	BM_ERROR(r, (r == KErrNone));
+
+	r = ::bmDriver.Open();
+	BM_ERROR(r, (r == KErrNone));
+
+	TBMTimeInterval::Init();
+
+	TInt seconds = KBMSecondsPerProgram;
+
+	TInt len = User::CommandLineLength();
+	if (len)
+		{
+		//
+		// Copy the command line in a buffer
+		//
+		TInt size = len * sizeof(TUint16);
+		HBufC8* hb = HBufC8::NewMax(size);
+		BM_ERROR(KErrNoMemory, hb);
+		TPtr cmd((TUint16*) hb->Ptr(), len);
+		User::CommandLine(cmd);
+		//
+		// Check for the TBMSpawnArgs magic number.
+		//
+		TBMSpawnArgs* args = (TBMSpawnArgs*) hb->Ptr();	
+		if (args->iMagic == TBMSpawnArgs::KMagic)
+			{
+			//
+			// This is a child process -  call it's entry point
+			//
+			return ::ChildMain(args);
+			}
+		else
+			{
+			//
+			// A real command line - the time (in seconds) for each benchmark program.
+			//
+			TLex l(cmd);
+			r = l.Val(seconds);
+			if (r != KErrNone)
+				{
+				test.Printf(_L("Usage: bm_suite <seconds>\n"));
+				BM_ERROR(r, 0);
+				}
+			}
+		delete hb;
+		}
+
+	{
+	TBMTicks ticks = 1;
+	TBMNs ns;
+	::bmTimer.TicksToNs(&ticks, &ns);
+	test.Printf(_L("High resolution timer tick %dns\n"), TInt(ns));
+	test.Printf(_L("High resolution timer period %dms\n"), BMNsToMs(TBMTimeInterval::iStampPeriodNs));
+	}
+
+	test.Start(_L("Performance Benchmark Suite"));
+
+	BMProgram* prog = ::bmSuite;
+	while (prog) {
+		//
+		// For each program from the benchmark-suite's list
+		//
+
+		//
+		// Remember the number of open handles. Just for a sanity check ....
+		//
+		TInt start_thc, start_phc;
+		RThread().HandleCount(start_phc, start_thc);
+
+		test.Printf(_L("%S\n"), &prog->Name());
+	
+		//
+		// A benchmark-suite's thread can run at any of three possible absolute priorities:
+		//		KBMPriorityLow, KBMPriorityMid and KBMPriorityHigh.
+		// The main thread starts individual benchmark programs at KBMPriorityMid
+		//
+		prog->iOrigAbsPriority = BMProgram::SetAbsPriority(RThread(), KBMPriorityMid);
+
+		//
+		// First of all figure out how many iteration would be required to run this program
+		// for the given number of seconds.
+		//
+		TInt count;
+		TBMNs ns = 0;
+		TBMUInt64 iter = KBMCalibrationIter;
+		for (;;) 
+			{
+			TBMTimeInterval ti;
+			ti.Begin();
+			prog->Run(iter, &count);
+			ns = ti.EndNs();
+				// run at least 100ms (otherwise, could be too much impricise ...)
+			if (ns > BMMsToNs(100)) break;
+			iter *= 2;
+			}
+		test.Printf(_L("%d iterations in %dms\n"), TInt(iter), BMNsToMs(ns));
+		iter = (BMSecondsToNs(seconds) * iter) / ns;
+		test.Printf(_L("Go for %d iterations ...\n"), TInt(iter));
+
+		//
+		// Now the real run ...
+		//
+		TBMResult* results = prog->Run(iter, &count);
+
+			// Restore the original prioirty
+		BMProgram::SetAbsPriority(RThread(), prog->iOrigAbsPriority);
+
+		//
+		// Now print out the results
+		//
+		for (TInt i = 0; i < count; ++i) 
+			{
+			if (results[i].iMax)
+				{
+				test.Printf(_L("%S. %d iterations; Avr: %dns; Min: %dns; Max: %dns\n"), 
+							&results[i].iName, TInt(results[i].iIterations),
+							TInt(results[i].iAverage), TInt(results[i].iMin), TInt(results[i].iMax));
+
+				TInt j;
+				BM_ASSERT((TBMResult::KHeadSize % 4) == 0);
+				test.Printf(_L("Head:"));
+				for (j = 0; j < TBMResult::KHeadSize; j += 4)
+					{
+					test.Printf(_L(" %d %d %d %d "), 
+								TInt(results[i].iHead[j]), TInt(results[i].iHead[j+1]), 
+								TInt(results[i].iHead[j+2]), TInt(results[i].iHead[j+3]));
+					}
+				test.Printf(_L("\n"));
+
+				BM_ASSERT((TBMResult::KTailSize % 4) == 0);
+				test.Printf(_L("Tail:"));
+				for (j = 0; j < TBMResult::KTailSize; j += 4)
+					{
+					test.Printf(_L(" %d %d %d %d "), 
+								TInt(results[i].iTail[j]), TInt(results[i].iTail[j+1]), 
+								TInt(results[i].iTail[j+2]), TInt(results[i].iTail[j+3]));
+					}
+				test.Printf(_L("\n"));
+				}
+			else
+				{
+				test.Printf(_L("%S. %d iterations; Avr: %dns\n"), 
+							&results[i].iName, TInt(results[i].iIterations), TInt(results[i].iAverage));
+				}
+
+			}
+
+		//
+		// Sanity check for open handles
+		//
+		TInt end_thc, end_phc;
+		RThread().HandleCount(end_phc, end_thc);
+		BM_ASSERT(start_thc == end_thc);
+		BM_ASSERT(start_phc == end_phc);
+			// and also for pending requests ...
+		BM_ASSERT(RThread().RequestCount() == 0);
+
+		prog = prog->Next();
+//
+//		This can be used to run forever ...
+//
+//		if (prog == NULL)
+//			prog = ::bmSuite;
+//
+	}
+	
+	test.End();
+
+	::bmDriver.Close();
+	::bmTimer.Close();
+	return 0;
+	}
+
+
+void bm_assert_failed(char* aCond, char* aFile, TInt aLine)
+	{
+	TPtrC8 fd((TUint8*)aFile);
+	TPtrC8 cd((TUint8*)aCond);
+
+	HBufC* fhb = HBufC::NewMax(fd.Length());
+	test(fhb != 0);
+	HBufC* chb = HBufC::NewMax(cd.Length());
+	test(chb != 0);
+
+	fhb->Des().Copy(fd);
+	chb->Des().Copy(cd);
+
+	test.Printf(_L("Assertion %S failed;  File: %S; Line %d;\n"), chb, fhb, aLine);
+	test(0);
+	}
+
+void bm_error_detected(TInt aError, char* aCond, char* aFile, TInt aLine)
+	{
+	TPtrC8 fd((TUint8*)aFile);
+	TPtrC8 cd((TUint8*)aCond);
+
+	HBufC* fhb = HBufC::NewMax(fd.Length());
+	test(fhb != 0);
+	HBufC* chb = HBufC::NewMax(cd.Length());
+	test(chb != 0);
+
+	fhb->Des().Copy(fd);
+	chb->Des().Copy(cd);
+
+	test.Printf(_L("Error: %d; Cond: %S; File: %S; Line %d;\n"), aError, chb, fhb, aLine);
+	test(0);
+	}