// Copyright (c) 2012 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 CHROME_BROWSER_PERFORMANCE_MONITOR_STARTUP_TIMER_H_ #define CHROME_BROWSER_PERFORMANCE_MONITOR_STARTUP_TIMER_H_ #include "base/time.h" #include "content/public/browser/notification_observer.h" #include "content/public/browser/notification_registrar.h" namespace performance_monitor { // This class is responsible for recording the startup and session restore times // (if applicable) for PerformanceMonitor. This allows us to initialize this // relatively small object early in the startup process, and start the whole of // PerformanceMonitor at a later time. StartupTimer will record the times and // insert them into PerformanceMonitor's database. class StartupTimer : public content::NotificationObserver { public: // Indicates the type of startup; i.e. either a normal startup or a testing // environment. enum StartupType { STARTUP_NORMAL, STARTUP_TEST }; StartupTimer(); virtual ~StartupTimer(); // Inform StartupTimer that the startup process has been completed; stop the // timer. Returns false if the timer has already stopped. bool SignalStartupComplete(StartupType startup_type); // Pauses the timer until UnpauseTimer() is called; any time spent within a // pause does not count towards the measured startup time. This will DCHECK if // PauseTimer() is called while paused or UnpauseTimer() is called while // unpaused. static void PauseTimer(); static void UnpauseTimer(); // content::NotificationObserver // We keep track of whether or not PerformanceMonitor has been started via // the PERFORMANCE_MONITOR_INITIALIZED notification; we need to know this so // we know when to insert startup data into the database. We either insert // data as we gather it (if PerformanceMonitor is started prior to data // collection) or at the notification (if PerformanceMonitor is started // later). virtual void Observe(int type, const content::NotificationSource& source, const content::NotificationDetails& details) OVERRIDE; static void SetElapsedSessionRestoreTime( const base::TimeDelta& elapsed_session_restore_time); private: // Insert the elapsed time measures into PerformanceMonitor's database. void InsertElapsedStartupTime(); void InsertElapsedSessionRestoreTime(); // The time at which the startup process begins (the creation of // ChromeBrowserMain). base::TimeTicks startup_begin_; // The time at which the timer was most recently paused, or null if the timer // is not currently paused. base::TimeTicks pause_started_; // The total duration for which the timer has been paused. base::TimeDelta total_pause_; // A flag of whether or not this was a "normal" startup (e.g. whether or not // this was in a testing environment, which would change the startup time // values). If it is not a normal startup, we use a different metric. StartupType startup_type_; // The total duration of the startup process, minus any pauses. base::TimeDelta elapsed_startup_time_; // The total duration of the session restore(s), if any occurred. This is // independent of the startup time, because: // - If the user has auto-restore on, the restore is synchronous, and we pause // the startup timer during the session restore; the restore will not // interfere with startup timing. // - If Chrome crashed and the user chooses to restore the crashed session, // then the startup is already completed; the restore will not interfere // with startup timing. std::vector elapsed_session_restore_times_; // Flag whether or not PerformanceMonitor has been fully started. bool performance_monitor_initialized_; content::NotificationRegistrar registrar_; // The singleton of this class. static StartupTimer* g_startup_timer_; DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(StartupTimer); }; } // namespace performance_monitor #endif // CHROME_BROWSER_PERFORMANCE_MONITOR_STARTUP_TIMER_H_