mlir::Timer Class Reference

A handle for a timer in a TimingManager. More...

#include "mlir/Support/Timing.h"

Public Member Functions
	Timer ()=default
	Timer (const Timer &other)=default
	Timer (Timer &&other)
Timer &	operator= (Timer &&other)
	operator bool () const
	Returns whether this is a valid timer handle.
void	start ()
	Start the timer.
void	stop ()
	Stop the timer.
Timer	nest (const void *id, function_ref< std::string()> nameBuilder)
	Create a child timer nested within this one.
Timer	nest (TimingIdentifier name)
	See above.
Timer	nest (StringRef name)
	See above.
void	hide ()
	Hide the timer in timing reports and directly show its children.

Protected Member Functions
	Timer (TimingManager &tm, void *handle)

Friends
class	TimingManager

Detailed Description

A handle for a timer in a TimingManager.

This class encapsulates a pointer to a TimingManager and an opaque handle to a timer running within that manager. Libraries and infrastructure code operate on Timer rather than any concrete classes handed out by custom manager implementations.

Definition at line 186 of file Timing.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Timer() [1/4]

mlir::Timer::Timer ( )

default

Referenced by nest(), nest(), nest(), operator=(), Timer(), and Timer().

Timer() [2/4]

mlir::Timer::Timer ( const Timer & other )

default

References Timer().

Timer() [3/4]

mlir::Timer::Timer ( Timer && other )

inline

Definition at line 190 of file Timing.h.

References Timer().

Timer() [4/4]

mlir::Timer::Timer ( TimingManager & tm, void * handle )

inlineprotected

Definition at line 253 of file Timing.h.

References TimingManager.

Member Function Documentation

hide()

void mlir::Timer::hide ( )

inline

Hide the timer in timing reports and directly show its children.

Definition at line 247 of file Timing.h.

nest() [1/3]

Timer mlir::Timer::nest ( const void * id, function_ref< std::string()> nameBuilder )

inline

Create a child timer nested within this one.

Multiple calls to this function with the same unique identifier id will return the same child timer. The timer must have been started when calling this function.

This function can be called from other threads, as long as this timer is not stopped before any uses of the child timer on the other thread are stopped.

The nameBuilder function is not guaranteed to be called.

Definition at line 231 of file Timing.h.

References Timer().

Referenced by nest(), and nest().

nest() [2/3]

Timer mlir::Timer::nest ( StringRef name )

inline

See above.

Definition at line 242 of file Timing.h.

References mlir::TimingIdentifier::get(), nest(), and Timer().

nest() [3/3]

Timer mlir::Timer::nest ( TimingIdentifier name )

inline

See above.

Definition at line 236 of file Timing.h.

References mlir::TimingIdentifier::getAsOpaquePointer(), nest(), and Timer().

operator bool()

mlir::Timer::operator bool ( ) const

inlineexplicit

Returns whether this is a valid timer handle.

Invalid timer handles are used when timing is disabled in the TimingManager to keep the impact on performance low.

Definition at line 206 of file Timing.h.

operator=()

Timer & mlir::Timer::operator= ( Timer && other )

inline

Definition at line 195 of file Timing.h.

References Timer().

start()

void mlir::Timer::start ( )

inline

Start the timer.

This must be accompanied by a corresponding call to stop() at a later point.

Definition at line 210 of file Timing.h.

stop()

void mlir::Timer::stop ( )

inline

Stop the timer.

This must have been preceded by a corresponding call to start() at an earlier point.

Definition at line 217 of file Timing.h.

Friends And Related Symbol Documentation

TimingManager

friend class TimingManager

friend

Definition at line 256 of file Timing.h.

References TimingManager.

Referenced by Timer(), and TimingManager.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• include/mlir/Support/Timing.h