// Copyright (c) 2009 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. #include "chrome/test/chrome_process_util.h" #include #include #include "base/command_line.h" #include "base/process_util.h" #include "base/string_util.h" // Yes, this is impossibly lame. This horrible hack is Good Enough, though, // because it's not used in production code, but just for testing. // // We could make this better by creating a system through which all instances of // Chromium can communicate. ProcessSingleton does that for Windows and Linux, // but the Mac doesn't implement it as its system services handle it. It's not // worth implementing just for this. // // We could do something similar to what Linux does, and use |fuser| to find a // file that the app ordinarily opens within the data dir. However, fuser is // broken on Leopard, and does not detect files that lsof shows are open. // // What's going on here is that during ui_tests, the Chromium application is // launched using the --user-data-dir command line option. By examining the // output of ps, we can find the appropriately-launched Chromium process. Note // that this _does_ work for paths with spaces. The command line that ps gives // is just the argv separated with spaces. There's no escaping spaces as a shell // would do, so a straight string comparison will work just fine. // // TODO(avi):see if there is a better way base::ProcessId ChromeBrowserProcessId(const FilePath& data_dir) { std::vector argv; argv.push_back("ps"); argv.push_back("-xw"); std::string ps_output; if (!base::GetAppOutput(CommandLine(argv), &ps_output)) return -1; std::vector lines; SplitString(ps_output, '\n', &lines); for (size_t i=0; i cmdline; cmdline.push_back("ps"); cmdline.push_back("-o"); cmdline.push_back("pid=,rsz=,vsz="); // fields we need, no headings ChromeProcessList::const_iterator process_iter; for (process_iter = process_list.begin(); process_iter != process_list.end(); ++process_iter) { cmdline.push_back("-p"); cmdline.push_back(StringPrintf("%d", *process_iter)); } // Invoke it std::string ps_output; if (!base::GetAppOutput(CommandLine(cmdline), &ps_output)) return result; // All the pids might have exited // Process the results std::vector ps_output_lines; SplitString(ps_output, '\n', &ps_output_lines); std::vector::const_iterator line_iter; for (line_iter = ps_output_lines.begin(); line_iter != ps_output_lines.end(); ++line_iter) { std::string line(CollapseWhitespaceASCII(*line_iter, false)); std::vector values; SplitString(line, ' ', &values); if (values.size() == 3) { MacChromeProcessInfo proc_info; proc_info.pid = StringToInt(values[0]); proc_info.rsz_in_kb = StringToInt(values[1]); proc_info.vsz_in_kb = StringToInt(values[2]); if (proc_info.pid && proc_info.rsz_in_kb && proc_info.vsz_in_kb) result.push_back(proc_info); } } return result; } // Common interface for fetching memory values from parsed ps output. // We fill in both values we may get called for, even though our // callers typically only care about one, just to keep the code // simple and because this is a test. static bool GetMemoryValuesHack(uint32 process_id, size_t* virtual_size, size_t* working_set_size) { DCHECK(virtual_size && working_set_size); std::vector processes; processes.push_back(process_id); MacChromeProcessInfoList process_info = GetRunningMacProcessInfo(processes); if (process_info.empty()) return false; bool found_process = false; *virtual_size = 0; *working_set_size = 0; MacChromeProcessInfoList::iterator it = process_info.begin(); for (; it != process_info.end(); ++it) { if (it->pid != static_cast(process_id)) continue; found_process = true; *virtual_size = it->vsz_in_kb * 1024; *working_set_size = it->rsz_in_kb * 1024; break; } return found_process; } size_t ChromeTestProcessMetrics::GetPagefileUsage() { size_t virtual_size; size_t working_set_size; GetMemoryValuesHack(process_handle_, &virtual_size, &working_set_size); return virtual_size; } size_t ChromeTestProcessMetrics::GetWorkingSetSize() { size_t virtual_size; size_t working_set_size; GetMemoryValuesHack(process_handle_, &virtual_size, &working_set_size); return working_set_size; }