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1 /*******************************************************************************
2 * Copyright (c) 2009, 2013 Ericsson
4 * All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials are
5 * made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0 which
6 * accompanies this distribution, and is available at
7 * http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html
10 * Francois Chouinard - Initial API and implementation
11 * Francois Chouinard - Updated as per TMF Trace Model 1.0
12 *******************************************************************************/
14 package org
.eclipse
.linuxtools
.tmf
.core
.trace
;
16 import java
.util
.Collections
;
19 import org
.eclipse
.core
.resources
.IProject
;
20 import org
.eclipse
.core
.resources
.IResource
;
21 import org
.eclipse
.core
.runtime
.IStatus
;
22 import org
.eclipse
.linuxtools
.tmf
.core
.component
.ITmfDataProvider
;
23 import org
.eclipse
.linuxtools
.tmf
.core
.event
.ITmfEvent
;
24 import org
.eclipse
.linuxtools
.tmf
.core
.exceptions
.TmfTraceException
;
25 import org
.eclipse
.linuxtools
.tmf
.core
.statesystem
.ITmfStateSystem
;
26 import org
.eclipse
.linuxtools
.tmf
.core
.statistics
.ITmfStatistics
;
27 import org
.eclipse
.linuxtools
.tmf
.core
.timestamp
.ITmfTimestamp
;
28 import org
.eclipse
.linuxtools
.tmf
.core
.timestamp
.TmfTimeRange
;
31 * The event stream structure in TMF. In its basic form, a trace has:
33 * <li> an associated Eclipse resource
34 * <li> a path to its location on the file system
35 * <li> the type of the events it contains
36 * <li> the number of events it contains
37 * <li> the time range (span) of the events it contains
39 * Concrete ITmfTrace classes have to provide a parameter-less constructor and
40 * an initialization method (<i>initTrace</i>) if they are to be opened from
41 * the Project View. Also, a validation method (<i>validate</i>) has to be
42 * provided to ensure that the trace is of the correct type.
44 * A trace can be accessed simultaneously from multiple threads by various
45 * application components. To avoid obvious multi-threading issues, the trace
46 * uses an ITmfContext as a synchronization aid for its read operations.
48 * A proper ITmfContext can be obtained by performing a seek operation on the
49 * trace. Seek operations can be performed for a particular event (by rank or
50 * timestamp) or for a plain trace location.
52 * <b>Example 1</b>: Process a whole trace
54 * ITmfContext context = trace.seekEvent(0);
55 * ITmfEvent event = trace.getNext(context);
56 * while (event != null) {
57 * processEvent(event);
58 * event = trace.getNext(context);
61 * <b>Example 2</b>: Process 50 events starting from the 1000th event
63 * int nbEventsRead = 0;
64 * ITmfContext context = trace.seekEvent(1000);
65 * ITmfEvent event = trace.getNext(context);
66 * while (event != null && nbEventsRead < 50) {
68 * processEvent(event);
69 * event = trace.getNext(context);
72 * <b>Example 3</b>: Process the events between 2 timestamps (inclusive)
74 * ITmfTimestamp startTime = ...;
75 * ITmfTimestamp endTime = ...;
76 * ITmfContext context = trace.seekEvent(startTime);
77 * ITmfEvent event = trace.getNext(context);
78 * while (event != null && event.getTimestamp().compareTo(endTime) <= 0) {
79 * processEvent(event);
80 * event = trace.getNext(context);
83 * A trace is also an event provider so it can process event requests
84 * asynchronously (and coalesce compatible, concurrent requests).
87 * <b>Example 4</b>: Process a whole trace (see ITmfEventRequest for variants)
89 * ITmfRequest request = new TmfEventRequest<MyEventType>(MyEventType.class) {
91 * public void handleData(MyEventType event) {
92 * super.handleData(event);
93 * processEvent(event);
96 * public void handleCompleted() {
98 * super.handleCompleted();
102 * fTrace.handleRequest(request);
104 * request.waitForCompletion();
109 * @author Francois Chouinard
113 * @see ITmfTraceIndexer
114 * @see ITmfEventParser
116 public interface ITmfTrace
extends ITmfDataProvider
{
118 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
120 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
123 * The default trace cache size
125 public static final int DEFAULT_TRACE_CACHE_SIZE
= 1000;
127 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
129 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
132 * Initialize a newly instantiated "empty" trace object. This is used to
133 * properly parameterize an ITmfTrace instantiated with its parameterless
136 * Typically, the parameterless constructor will provide the block size
137 * and its associated parser and indexer.
139 * @param resource the trace resource
140 * @param path the trace path
141 * @param type the trace event type
142 * @throws TmfTraceException If we couldn't open the trace
144 void initTrace(IResource resource
, String path
, Class
<?
extends ITmfEvent
> type
) throws TmfTraceException
;
147 * Validate that the trace is of the correct type.
149 * @param project the eclipse project
150 * @param path the trace path
152 * @return an IStatus object with validation result. Use severity OK to indicate success.
155 IStatus
validate(IProject project
, String path
);
157 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
159 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
162 * @return the trace event type
164 Class
<?
extends ITmfEvent
> getEventType();
167 * @return the associated trace resource
169 IResource
getResource();
172 * @return the trace path
177 * @return the trace cache size
182 * @return The statistics provider for this trace
185 ITmfStatistics
getStatistics();
188 * Return the map of state systems associated with this trace.
190 * This view should be read-only (implementations should use
191 * {@link Collections#unmodifiableMap}).
193 * @return The map of state systems
196 Map
<String
, ITmfStateSystem
> getStateSystems();
199 * If a state system is not build by the trace itself, it's possible to
200 * register it if it comes from another source. It will then be accessible
201 * with {@link #getStateSystems} normally.
204 * The unique ID to assign to this state system. In case of
205 * conflicting ID's, the new one will overwrite the previous one
206 * (default Map behavior).
208 * The already-built state system
211 void registerStateSystem(String id
, ITmfStateSystem ss
);
214 * Index the trace. Depending on the trace type, this could be done at the
215 * constructor or initTrace phase too, so this could be implemented as a
218 * @param waitForCompletion
219 * Should we block the caller until indexing is finished, or not.
222 void indexTrace(boolean waitForCompletion
);
224 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
225 // Trace characteristics getters
226 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
229 * @return the number of events in the trace
234 * @return the trace time range
237 TmfTimeRange
getTimeRange();
240 * @return the timestamp of the first trace event
243 ITmfTimestamp
getStartTime();
246 * @return the timestamp of the last trace event
249 ITmfTimestamp
getEndTime();
252 * @return the streaming interval in ms (0 if not a streaming trace)
254 long getStreamingInterval();
256 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
257 // Trace positioning getters
258 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
261 * @return the current trace location
263 ITmfLocation
getCurrentLocation();
266 * Returns the ratio (proportion) corresponding to the specified location.
268 * @param location a trace specific location
269 * @return a floating-point number between 0.0 (beginning) and 1.0 (end)
271 double getLocationRatio(ITmfLocation location
);
273 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
274 // SeekEvent operations (returning a trace context)
275 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
278 * Position the trace at the specified (trace specific) location.
280 * A null location is interpreted as seeking for the first event of the
283 * If not null, the location requested must be valid otherwise the returned
284 * context is undefined (up to the implementation to recover if possible).
286 * @param location the trace specific location
287 * @return a context which can later be used to read the corresponding event
289 ITmfContext
seekEvent(ITmfLocation location
);
292 * Position the trace at the 'rank'th event in the trace.
294 * A rank <= 0 is interpreted as seeking for the first event of the
297 * If the requested rank is beyond the last trace event, the context
298 * returned will yield a null event if used in a subsequent read.
300 * @param rank the event rank
301 * @return a context which can later be used to read the corresponding event
303 ITmfContext
seekEvent(long rank
);
306 * Position the trace at the first event with the specified timestamp. If
307 * there is no event with the requested timestamp, a context pointing to
308 * the next chronological event is returned.
310 * A null timestamp is interpreted as seeking for the first event of the
313 * If the requested timestamp is beyond the last trace event, the context
314 * returned will yield a null event if used in a subsequent read.
316 * @param timestamp the timestamp of desired event
317 * @return a context which can later be used to read the corresponding event
320 ITmfContext
seekEvent(ITmfTimestamp timestamp
);
323 * Position the trace at the event located at the specified ratio in the
326 * The notion of ratio (0.0 <= r <= 1.0) is trace specific and left
327 * voluntarily vague. Typically, it would refer to the event proportional
328 * rank (arguably more intuitive) or timestamp in the trace file.
330 * @param ratio the proportional 'rank' in the trace
331 * @return a context which can later be used to read the corresponding event
333 ITmfContext
seekEvent(double ratio
);
336 * Returns the initial range offset
338 * @return the initial range offset
341 ITmfTimestamp
getInitialRangeOffset();
344 * Returns the ID of the host this trace is from. The host ID is not
345 * necessarily the hostname, but should be a unique identifier for the
346 * machine on which the trace was taken. It can be used to determine if two
347 * traces were taken on the exact same machine (timestamp are already
348 * synchronized, resources with same id are the same if taken at the same
351 * @return The host id of this trace
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