/**
 * @file llfasttimer.h
 * @brief Declaration of a fast timer.
 *
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#ifndef LL_FASTTIMER_H
#define LL_FASTTIMER_H

#include "llinstancetracker.h"
#include "lltrace.h"
#include "lltreeiterators.h"

#if LL_WINDOWS
#include <intrin.h>
#endif

#define LL_FAST_TIMER_ON 1
#define LL_FASTTIMER_USE_RDTSC 1

// <FS:Beq> Add Tracy profiler support
/*
#define LL_RECORD_BLOCK_TIME(timer_stat) \
const LLTrace::BlockTimer& LL_GLUE_TOKENS(block_time_recorder, __LINE__)(LLTrace::timeThisBlock(timer_stat)); (void)LL_GLUE_TOKENS(block_time_recorder, __LINE__); 
*/
#include "fstelemetry.h"
#ifdef TRACY_ENABLE
// #undef TRACY_NO_FASTTIMERS // Uncomment if you want FASTTIMERS as well.
#ifdef TRACY_NO_FASTTIMERS
#define LL_RECORD_BLOCK_TIME(timer_stat) \
FSZoneN( #timer_stat );
#else // TRACY_NO_FASTTIMERS
#define LL_RECORD_BLOCK_TIME(timer_stat) \
FSZoneN( #timer_stat ); \
const LLTrace::BlockTimer& LL_GLUE_TOKENS(block_time_recorder, __LINE__)(LLTrace::timeThisBlock(timer_stat)); (void)LL_GLUE_TOKENS(block_time_recorder, __LINE__); 
#endif // TRACY_NO_FASTTIMERS
#else // TRACY_ENABLE
#define LL_RECORD_BLOCK_TIME(timer_stat) \
const LLTrace::BlockTimer& LL_GLUE_TOKENS(block_time_recorder, __LINE__)(LLTrace::timeThisBlock(timer_stat)); (void)LL_GLUE_TOKENS(block_time_recorder, __LINE__); 
#endif // TRACY_ENABLE
// </FS:Beq>

namespace LLTrace
{
// use to create blocktimer rvalue to be captured in a reference so that the BlockTimer lives to the end of the block.
class BlockTimer timeThisBlock(class BlockTimerStatHandle& timer);

class BlockTimer
{
public:
	typedef BlockTimer self_t;
	typedef class BlockTimerStatHandle DeclareTimer;

	~BlockTimer();

	F64Seconds getElapsedTime();

		//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	//
	// Important note: These implementations must be FAST!
	//


#if LL_WINDOWS
	//
	// Windows implementation of CPU clock
	//

	//
	// NOTE: put back in when we aren't using platform sdk anymore
	//
	// because MS has different signatures for these functions in winnt.h
	// need to rename them to avoid conflicts
	//#define _interlockedbittestandset _renamed_interlockedbittestandset
	//#define _interlockedbittestandreset _renamed_interlockedbittestandreset
	//#include <intrin.h>
	//#undef _interlockedbittestandset
	//#undef _interlockedbittestandreset

	//inline U32 getCPUClockCount32()
	//{
	//	U64 time_stamp = __rdtsc();
	//	return (U32)(time_stamp >> 8);
	//}
	//
	//// return full timer value, *not* shifted by 8 bits
	//inline U64 getCPUClockCount64()
	//{
	//	return __rdtsc();
	//}

	

	// shift off lower 8 bits for lower resolution but longer term timing
	// on 1Ghz machine, a 32-bit word will hold ~1000 seconds of timing
#if LL_FASTTIMER_USE_RDTSC
	static U32 getCPUClockCount32()
	{
		unsigned __int64 val = __rdtsc();
		val = val >> 8;
		return static_cast<U32>(val);
	}

	// return full timer value, *not* shifted by 8 bits
	static U64 getCPUClockCount64()
	{
		return static_cast<U64>( __rdtsc() );
	}

#else
	//U64 get_clock_count(); // in lltimer.cpp
	// These use QueryPerformanceCounter, which is arguably fine and also works on AMD architectures.
	static U32 getCPUClockCount32()
	{
		return (U32)(get_clock_count()>>8);
	}

	static U64 getCPUClockCount64()
	{
		return get_clock_count();
	}

#endif

#endif


// <FS:ND> Linux/Mac should honour LL_FASTTIMER_USE_RDTSC too
// #if (LL_LINUX) && !(defined(__i386__) || defined(__amd64__)
#if (LL_LINUX) && ( !(defined(__i386__) || defined(__amd64__)) || !LL_FASTTIMER_USE_RDTSC )
// </FS:ND>
	//
	// Linux implementation of CPU clock - non-x86.
	// This is accurate but SLOW!  Only use out of desperation.
	//
	// Try to use the MONOTONIC clock if available, this is a constant time counter
	// with nanosecond resolution (but not necessarily accuracy) and attempts are
	// made to synchronize this value between cores at kernel start. It should not
	// be affected by CPU frequency. If not available use the REALTIME clock, but
	// this may be affected by NTP adjustments or other user activity affecting
	// the system time.
	static U64 getCPUClockCount64()
	{
		struct timespec tp;

#ifdef CLOCK_MONOTONIC // MONOTONIC supported at build-time?
		if (-1 == clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC,&tp)) // if MONOTONIC isn't supported at runtime then ouch, try REALTIME
#endif
			clock_gettime(CLOCK_REALTIME,&tp);

		return (tp.tv_sec*sClockResolution)+tp.tv_nsec;        
	}

	static U32 getCPUClockCount32()
	{
		return (U32)(getCPUClockCount64() >> 8);
	}

#endif // (LL_LINUX) && !(defined(__i386__) || defined(__amd64__))


// <FS:ND> Linux/Mac should honour LL_FASTTIMER_USE_RDTSC too
//#if (LL_LINUX || LL_DARWIN) && (defined(__i386__) || defined(__amd64__))
#if (LL_LINUX || LL_DARWIN) && (defined(__i386__) || defined(__amd64__)) && LL_FASTTIMER_USE_RDTSC
// </FS:ND>
	//
	// Mac+Linux FAST x86 implementation of CPU clock
	static U32 getCPUClockCount32()
	{
		U32 low(0),high(0);
		__asm__ volatile (".byte 0x0f, 0x31": "=a"(low), "=d"(high) );
		return (low>>8) | (high<<24);
	}

	static U64 getCPUClockCount64()
	{
		U32 low(0),high(0);
		__asm__ volatile (".byte 0x0f, 0x31": "=a"(low), "=d"(high) );
		return (U64)low | ( ((U64)high) << 32);
	}

#endif

	static BlockTimerStatHandle& getRootTimeBlock();
	static void pushLog(LLSD sd);
	static void setLogLock(class LLMutex* mutex);
	static void writeLog(std::ostream& os);
	static void updateTimes();
	
	static U64 countsPerSecond();

	// updates cumulative times and hierarchy,
	// can be called multiple times in a frame, at any point
	static void processTimes();

	static void bootstrapTimerTree();
	static void incrementalUpdateTimerTree();

	// call this once a frame to periodically log timers
	static void logStats();

	// dumps current cumulative frame stats to log
	// call nextFrame() to reset timers
	static void dumpCurTimes();

private:
	friend class BlockTimerStatHandle;
	// FIXME: this friendship exists so that each thread can instantiate a root timer, 
	// which could be a derived class with a public constructor instead, possibly
	friend class ThreadRecorder; 
	friend BlockTimer timeThisBlock(BlockTimerStatHandle&); 

	BlockTimer(BlockTimerStatHandle& timer);

	// no-copy
	BlockTimer(const BlockTimer& other);
	BlockTimer& operator=(const BlockTimer& other);

private:
	U64						mStartTime;
	BlockTimerStackRecord	mParentTimerData;

public:
	// statics
	static std::string		sLogName;
	static bool				sMetricLog,
							sLog;	
	static U64				sClockResolution;

};

// this dummy function assists in allocating a block timer with stack-based lifetime.
// this is done by capturing the return value in a stack-allocated const reference variable.  
// (This is most easily done using the macro LL_RECORD_BLOCK_TIME)
// Otherwise, it would be possible to store a BlockTimer on the heap, resulting in non-nested lifetimes, 
// which would break the invariants of the timing hierarchy logic
LL_FORCE_INLINE class BlockTimer timeThisBlock(class BlockTimerStatHandle& timer)
{
	return BlockTimer(timer);
}

// stores a "named" timer instance to be reused via multiple BlockTimer stack instances
class BlockTimerStatHandle 
:	public StatType<TimeBlockAccumulator>
{
public:
	BlockTimerStatHandle(const char* name, const char* description = "");

	TimeBlockTreeNode& getTreeNode() const;
	BlockTimerStatHandle* getParent() const { return getTreeNode().getParent(); }
	void setParent(BlockTimerStatHandle* parent) { getTreeNode().setParent(parent); }

	typedef std::vector<BlockTimerStatHandle*>::iterator child_iter;
	typedef std::vector<BlockTimerStatHandle*>::const_iterator child_const_iter;
	child_iter beginChildren();
	child_iter endChildren();
	bool hasChildren();
	std::vector<BlockTimerStatHandle*>& getChildren();

	StatType<TimeBlockAccumulator::CallCountFacet>& callCount() 
	{
		return static_cast<StatType<TimeBlockAccumulator::CallCountFacet>&>(*(StatType<TimeBlockAccumulator>*)this);
	}

	StatType<TimeBlockAccumulator::SelfTimeFacet>& selfTime() 
	{
		return static_cast<StatType<TimeBlockAccumulator::SelfTimeFacet>&>(*(StatType<TimeBlockAccumulator>*)this);
	}

	bool						mCollapsed;				// don't show children
};

// iterators and helper functions for walking the call hierarchy of block timers in different ways
typedef LLTreeDFSIter<BlockTimerStatHandle, BlockTimerStatHandle::child_const_iter> block_timer_tree_df_iterator_t;
typedef LLTreeDFSPostIter<BlockTimerStatHandle, BlockTimerStatHandle::child_const_iter> block_timer_tree_df_post_iterator_t;
typedef LLTreeBFSIter<BlockTimerStatHandle, BlockTimerStatHandle::child_const_iter> block_timer_tree_bf_iterator_t;

block_timer_tree_df_iterator_t begin_block_timer_tree_df(BlockTimerStatHandle& id);
block_timer_tree_df_iterator_t end_block_timer_tree_df();
block_timer_tree_df_post_iterator_t begin_block_timer_tree_df_post(BlockTimerStatHandle& id);
block_timer_tree_df_post_iterator_t end_block_timer_tree_df_post();
block_timer_tree_bf_iterator_t begin_block_timer_tree_bf(BlockTimerStatHandle& id);
block_timer_tree_bf_iterator_t end_block_timer_tree_bf();

LL_FORCE_INLINE BlockTimer::BlockTimer(BlockTimerStatHandle& timer)
{
	mStartTime = 0;
#if LL_FAST_TIMER_ON
	BlockTimerStackRecord* cur_timer_data = LLThreadLocalSingletonPointer<BlockTimerStackRecord>::getInstance();
	if (!cur_timer_data)
	{
		// How likely is it that
		// LLThreadLocalSingletonPointer<T>::getInstance() will return NULL?
		// Even without researching, what we can say is that if we exit
		// without setting mStartTime at all, gcc 4.7 produces (fatal)
		// warnings about a possibly-uninitialized data member.
		mStartTime = 0;
		return;
	}
	TimeBlockAccumulator& accumulator = timer.getCurrentAccumulator();
	accumulator.mActiveCount++;
	// keep current parent as long as it is active when we are
	accumulator.mMoveUpTree |= (accumulator.mParent->getCurrentAccumulator().mActiveCount == 0);

	// store top of stack
	mParentTimerData = *cur_timer_data;
	// push new information
	cur_timer_data->mActiveTimer = this;
	cur_timer_data->mTimeBlock = &timer;
	cur_timer_data->mChildTime = 0;

	mStartTime = getCPUClockCount64();
#endif
}

LL_FORCE_INLINE BlockTimer::~BlockTimer()
{
#if LL_FAST_TIMER_ON
	U64 total_time = getCPUClockCount64() - mStartTime;
	BlockTimerStackRecord* cur_timer_data = LLThreadLocalSingletonPointer<BlockTimerStackRecord>::getInstance();
	if (!cur_timer_data) return;

	TimeBlockAccumulator& accumulator = cur_timer_data->mTimeBlock->getCurrentAccumulator();

	accumulator.mCalls++;
	accumulator.mTotalTimeCounter += total_time;
	accumulator.mSelfTimeCounter += total_time - cur_timer_data->mChildTime;
	accumulator.mActiveCount--;

	// store last caller to bootstrap tree creation
	// do this in the destructor in case of recursion to get topmost caller
	accumulator.mLastCaller = mParentTimerData.mTimeBlock;

	// we are only tracking self time, so subtract our total time delta from parents
	mParentTimerData.mChildTime += total_time;

	//pop stack
	*cur_timer_data = mParentTimerData;
#endif
}

}

typedef LLTrace::BlockTimer LLFastTimer; 

#endif // LL_LLFASTTIMER_H
