// Copyright 2017 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. #ifndef UI_GFX_PRESENTATION_FEEDBACK_H_ #define UI_GFX_PRESENTATION_FEEDBACK_H_ #include #include "base/time/time.h" namespace gfx { // The feedback for gl::GLSurface methods |SwapBuffers|, |SwapBuffersAsync|, // |SwapBuffersWithBounds|, |PostSubBuffer|, |PostSubBufferAsync|, // |CommitOverlayPlanes|,|CommitOverlayPlanesAsync|, etc. struct PresentationFeedback { enum Flags { // The presentation was synchronized to VSYNC. kVSync = 1 << 0, // The presentation |timestamp| is converted from hardware clock by driver. // Sampling a clock in user space is not acceptable for this flag. kHWClock = 1 << 1, // The display hardware signalled that it started using the new content. The // opposite of this is e.g. a timer being used to guess when the display // hardware has switched to the new image content. kHWCompletion = 1 << 2, // The presentation of this update was done zero-copy. Possible zero-copy // cases include direct scanout of a fullscreen surface and a surface on a // hardware overlay. kZeroCopy = 1 << 3, // The presentation of this update failed. |timestamp| is the time of the // failure. kFailure = 1 << 4, }; PresentationFeedback() = default; PresentationFeedback(base::TimeTicks timestamp, base::TimeDelta interval, uint32_t flags) : timestamp(timestamp), interval(interval), flags(flags) {} static PresentationFeedback Failure() { return {base::TimeTicks::Now(), base::TimeDelta(), Flags::kFailure}; } bool failed() const { return !!(flags & Flags::kFailure); } // The time when a buffer begins scan-out. If a buffer is never presented on // a screen, the |timestamp| will be set to the time of the failure. base::TimeTicks timestamp; // An estimated interval from the |timestamp| to the next refresh. base::TimeDelta interval; // A combination of Flags. It indicates the kind of the |timestamp|. uint32_t flags = 0; // The following are additional timestamps that are reported if available on // the underlying platform. If not available, the timestamp is set to 0. // A buffer sent to the system compositor or display controller for // presentation is returned to chromium's compositor with an out fence for // synchronization. This fence indicates when reads from this buffer for // presentation (on the GPU or display controller) have been finished and it // is safe to write new data to this buffer. Since this fence may not have // been signalled when the swap for a new frame is issued, this timestamp is // meant to track the latency from when a swap is issued on the GPU thread to // when the GPU can start rendering to this buffer. base::TimeTicks available_timestamp; // The time when the GPU has finished completing all the drawing commands on // the primary plane. On Android, SurfaceFlinger does not latch to a buffer // until this fence has been signalled. base::TimeTicks ready_timestamp; // The time when the primary plane is latched by the system compositor for its // next rendering update. On Android this corresponds to the SurfaceFlinger // latch time. base::TimeTicks latch_timestamp; // The time when write operations have completed, corresponding to the time // when rendering on the GPU finished. base::TimeTicks writes_done_timestamp; }; inline bool operator==(const PresentationFeedback& lhs, const PresentationFeedback& rhs) { return lhs.timestamp == rhs.timestamp && lhs.interval == rhs.interval && lhs.flags == rhs.flags && lhs.available_timestamp == rhs.available_timestamp && lhs.ready_timestamp == rhs.ready_timestamp && lhs.latch_timestamp == rhs.latch_timestamp && lhs.writes_done_timestamp == rhs.writes_done_timestamp; } inline bool operator!=(const PresentationFeedback& lhs, const PresentationFeedback& rhs) { return !(lhs == rhs); } } // namespace gfx #endif // UI_GFX_PRESENTATION_FEEDBACK_H_