profiler.c File Reference

#include <ultra64.h>
#include "sm64.h"
#include "profiler.h"
#include "game.h"

Functions
void	profiler_log_thread5_time (enum ProfilerGameEvent eventID)
void	profiler_log_thread4_time (void)
void	profiler_log_gfx_time (enum ProfilerGfxEvent eventID)
void	profiler_log_vblank_time (void)
void	draw_profiler_bar (s64 clock_base, s64 clock_start, s64 clock_end, s16 pos_y, u16 color)
void	draw_reference_profiler_bars (void)
void	draw_profiler_mode_1 (void)
void	draw_profiler_mode_0 (void)
void	draw_profiler (void)

Variables
s16	gProfilerMode = 0
s16	gCurrentFrameIndex1 = 1
s16	gCurrentFrameIndex2 = 0
struct ProfilerFrameData	gProfilerFrameData [2]

Function Documentation

draw_profiler()

void draw_profiler

(

void

)

draw_profiler_bar()

void draw_profiler_bar	(	s64	clock_base,
		s64	clock_start,
		s64	clock_end,
		s16	pos_y,
		u16	color
	)

I believe this is supposed to cap rect_x1 and rect_x2 to 320, but the

draw_profiler_mode_0()

void draw_profiler_mode_0

(

void

)

wrong index used to retrieve vblankTimes, thus empty pairs can

draw_profiler_mode_1()

void draw_profiler_mode_1

(

void

)

RSP and RDP run in parallel, so while they are not absolutely guaranteed to return in order,

draw_reference_profiler_bars()

void draw_reference_profiler_bars

(

void

)

profiler_log_gfx_time()

void profiler_log_gfx_time

(

enum ProfilerGfxEvent

eventID

)

profiler_log_thread4_time()

void profiler_log_thread4_time

(

void

)

profiler_log_thread5_time()

void profiler_log_thread5_time

(

enum ProfilerGameEvent

eventID

)

profiler_log_vblank_time()

void profiler_log_vblank_time

(

void

)

Variable Documentation

gCurrentFrameIndex1

s16 gCurrentFrameIndex1 = 1

gCurrentFrameIndex2

s16 gCurrentFrameIndex2 = 0

gProfilerFrameData

struct ProfilerFrameData gProfilerFrameData[2]

gProfilerMode

s16 gProfilerMode = 0