pub struct PreemptionWriter { /* private fields */ }Expand description
A writer for a stream of preemption events.
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Source§impl PreemptionWriter
impl PreemptionWriter
Sourcepub fn new(path: Option<PathBuf>) -> Self
pub fn new(path: Option<PathBuf>) -> Self
A new, empty record of preemptions, with an optional location on disk that it will be written to. If no path is supplied, the results will accumulate in memory only.
Sourcepub fn with_format(self, format: Option<u32>) -> Self
pub fn with_format(self, format: Option<u32>) -> Self
Write the record in format (None for format 1): the newest
(PREEMPTION_RECORD_FORMAT) for a run that follows no record, or the
format of the record a replay follows, whose rules it ran by.
Sourcepub fn insert_time_skip(&mut self, skip: TimeSkip)
pub fn insert_time_skip(&mut self, skip: TimeSkip)
Record a jump of global time (PreemptionRecord::time_skips), which
puts the record in format 2 at least (TIME_SKIPS_FORMAT).
Sourcepub fn stream_position(&self) -> u64
pub fn stream_position(&self) -> u64
The position the next stored record takes in the recorded stream:
where a jump made now falls (TimeSkip::event).
Sourcepub fn with_slice_boundaries(self) -> Result<Self, String>
pub fn with_slice_boundaries(self) -> Result<Self, String>
Select the explicit boundary protocol before recording any global event. Metadata stays in the legacy history, with exactly one global stream in the new envelope. Existing writers remain legacy by default.
Sourcepub fn records_slice_boundaries(&self) -> bool
pub fn records_slice_boundaries(&self) -> bool
Whether this writer must retain the complete versioned boundary stream.
Sourcepub fn with_epoch(self, epoch: DateTime<Utc>) -> Self
pub fn with_epoch(self, epoch: DateTime<Utc>) -> Self
Store the virtual-time epoch the recorded logical times are measured from, so a replay can start its clock at the same instant.
Sourcepub fn with_pipe_wake_latency(self, latency: Option<u64>) -> Self
pub fn with_pipe_wake_latency(self, latency: Option<u64>) -> Self
Store the run’s --pipe-wake-latency (None for off, which leaves
the record as it was before the field existed).
Sourcepub fn with_signal_state_copy(self, on: bool) -> Self
pub fn with_signal_state_copy(self, on: bool) -> Self
Store whether the run kept the signal-state copy
(Config::signal_state_copy).
Sourcepub fn with_rng_seed(self, rng_seed: u64) -> Self
pub fn with_rng_seed(self, rng_seed: u64) -> Self
Store the seed of the guest’s randomness, so a replay can hand the guest the same values.
Sourcepub fn with_expired_wait_runs_charged_once(self, once: bool) -> Self
pub fn with_expired_wait_runs_charged_once(self, once: bool) -> Self
Store whether the run charged a run of expired timed waits one turn
(Scheduler::expired_wait_runs_charged_once; false leaves the record
as it was before the field existed).
Sourcepub fn with_cap_preemption_charge(self, on: bool) -> Self
pub fn with_cap_preemption_charge(self, on: bool) -> Self
Store whether the run capped preemption charges
(--cap-preemption-charge; off leaves the record as it was before
the field existed).
Sourcepub fn set_host_inputs(&mut self, inputs: HostInputSet)
pub fn set_host_inputs(&mut self, inputs: HostInputSet)
Store the host files the run’s guest opened, once the run has ended and before the record is flushed.
Sourcepub fn record_store_exclusive_failures(&mut self, failures: u64)
pub fn record_store_exclusive_failures(&mut self, failures: u64)
Store the store-exclusives that failed in the run (aarch64), counted once every thread has exited.
Sourcepub fn with_chaos_timeslice(self, timeslice: Option<NonZeroU64>) -> Self
pub fn with_chaos_timeslice(self, timeslice: Option<NonZeroU64>) -> Self
Store the --max-timeslice the run drew under --chaos-timeslice-draw=run
(Config::chaos_timeslice; None writes nothing).
Sourcepub fn with_guest_ids(self, ids: GuestIds) -> Self
pub fn with_guest_ids(self, ids: GuestIds) -> Self
Store how the run numbered its guest (Config::guest_ids), unless its
PID namespace did, which leaves the record as it was before the field
existed.
Sourcepub fn set_guest_ids(&mut self, ids: GuestIds)
pub fn set_guest_ids(&mut self, ids: GuestIds)
Self::with_guest_ids on a writer in use: a run whose guest got a
host ID after all states GuestIds::Host.
Sourcepub fn register_thread(&mut self, tid: DetTid, prio: Priority)
pub fn register_thread(&mut self, tid: DetTid, prio: Priority)
Register a thread with its default/final priority.
Sourcepub fn insert_reprioritization(
&mut self,
tid: DetTid,
time: LogicalTime,
rcbs: u64,
prior_prio: Priority,
next_prio: Priority,
)
pub fn insert_reprioritization( &mut self, tid: DetTid, time: LogicalTime, rcbs: u64, prior_prio: Priority, next_prio: Priority, )
Insert a new preemption point for the given thread. It must monotonically increase in time.
For now it (redundantly) takes both the priority of the timeslice just finished, and the next one coming up. This serves as a sanity check.
Sourcepub fn mark_replay_departed(&mut self, event: u64)
pub fn mark_replay_departed(&mut self, event: u64)
Mark this record as written by a preemption replay that left a change
point out of it, first at global event count event
(PreemptionRecord::replay_departed_at). Warns once, naming the
file, so nobody replays it as an exact record.
Sourcepub fn last_reprioritization_time(&self, tid: DetTid) -> Option<LogicalTime>
pub fn last_reprioritization_time(&self, tid: DetTid) -> Option<LogicalTime>
The time of the last change point recorded for tid, if any. A new one
must be strictly later (Self::insert_reprioritization).
Sourcepub fn insert_chaos_epoch(
&mut self,
tid: DetTid,
transition: ChaosEpochTransition,
)
pub fn insert_chaos_epoch( &mut self, tid: DetTid, transition: ChaosEpochTransition, )
Record a deterministic slowdown epoch transition for replay.
Sourcepub fn insert_schedevent(&mut self, ev: SchedEvent)
pub fn insert_schedevent(&mut self, ev: SchedEvent)
Add a SchedEvent to the global log of thread behavior.
Sourcepub fn insert_slice_boundary(
&mut self,
boundary: Boundary,
) -> Result<usize, String>
pub fn insert_slice_boundary( &mut self, boundary: Boundary, ) -> Result<usize, String>
Append the observation of an existing slice-end request at its exact stream position. Refuse use with a legacy writer rather than silently dropping the boundary. Full stream ordering is checked before output.
Sourcepub fn set_current(&mut self, tid: DetTid, new_prio: Priority)
pub fn set_current(&mut self, tid: DetTid, new_prio: Priority)
Set the priority of the current thread after a change.
Sourcepub fn into_string(self) -> String
pub fn into_string(self) -> String
Abort writing to disk and instead gather the output thusfar into a string.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Debug for PreemptionWriter
impl Debug for PreemptionWriter
Source§impl Drop for PreemptionWriter
impl Drop for PreemptionWriter
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for PreemptionWriter
impl RefUnwindSafe for PreemptionWriter
impl Send for PreemptionWriter
impl Sync for PreemptionWriter
impl Unpin for PreemptionWriter
impl UnsafeUnpin for PreemptionWriter
impl UnwindSafe for PreemptionWriter
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