TraceSink
public final class TraceSink extends AbstractTraceSink
The trace sink that writes BufferedSink, to a new file per trace session.
This implementation converts androidx.tracing.TraceEvents into binary protos using the Wire library.
The outputs created by WireTraceSync can be visualized with ui.perfetto.dev, and queried by TraceProcessor from the androidx.benchmark:benchmark-traceprocessor library, the C++ tool it's built on, or the Python wrapper.
As binary protos embed strings as UTF-8, note that any strings serialized by TraceSink will be serialized as UTF-8.
To create a TraceSink for a File, you can use File("myFile").appendingSink().buffer().
Summary
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TraceSink( |
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close()Close the |
void |
enqueue(@NonNull PooledTracePacketArray pooledPacketArray)Enqueue a |
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flush()Flush any enqueued trace events to the |
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Called when the |
Public constructors
TraceSink
public TraceSink(
@IntRange(from = 1) int sequenceId,
@NonNull BufferedSink bufferedSink,
@NonNull CoroutineContext coroutineContext
)
Public methods
close
public void close()
Close the AbstractTraceSink, completing any enqueued writes.
This function may be called from any thread.
enqueue
public void enqueue(@NonNull PooledTracePacketArray pooledPacketArray)
Enqueue a PooledTracePacketArray to be written to the trace.
This function may be called from any thread.
flush
public void flush()
Flush any enqueued trace events to the AbstractTraceSink.
If the trace sink writes to persistent storage, this forces any buffered events to be written immediately. For in-memory sinks, this is typically a no-op because they do not have an underlying persistent storage destination by default.
This function may be called from any thread.
onDroppedTraceEvent
public void onDroppedTraceEvent()
Called when the AbstractTraceSink cannot keep up with incoming trace events from Tracks.
This function may be called from any thread.