Add CPU usage perf tests for legacy IPC and Mojo.
These tests do async/sync ping-pongs between two processes for legacy IPC/Mojo.
They do it in a somewhat fixed-rate manner: split one second into a fixed
amount of "frames", and do a fixed amount of ping-pongs for each frame.
Current numbers:
Linux; release component build; Z620
Test name description:
* Async / Sync: Whether ping-pong is done using async messages or sync messages.
* MsgSize: Size of each message, in bytes.
* FrmPerSec: Frames per second.
* MsgPerFrm: How many messages sent and received (i.e., round trips) per frame.
Test result: The percentage of a CPU core used during the test, on average.
(It could be the sum of cost on multiple cores.)
[ RUN ] ChannelSteadyPingPongTest.AsyncPingPong
IPC_CPU_Async_MsgSize_144_FrmPerSec_20_MsgPerFrm_10 5.68031 %
IPC_CPU_Async_MsgSize_144_FrmPerSec_60_MsgPerFrm_10 15.7017 %
[ RUN ] ChannelSteadyPingPongTest.SyncPingPong
IPC_CPU_Sync_MsgSize_144_FrmPerSec_20_MsgPerFrm_10 5.68387 %
IPC_CPU_Sync_MsgSize_144_FrmPerSec_60_MsgPerFrm_10 15.4848 %
[ RUN ] MojoSteadyPingPongTest.AsyncPingPong
Mojo_CPU_Async_MsgSize_144_FrmPerSec_20_MsgPerFrm_10 3.68818 %
Mojo_CPU_Async_MsgSize_144_FrmPerSec_60_MsgPerFrm_10 10.2393 %
[ RUN ] MojoSteadyPingPongTest.SyncPingPong
Mojo_CPU_Sync_MsgSize_144_FrmPerSec_20_MsgPerFrm_10 3.69054 %
Mojo_CPU_Sync_MsgSize_144_FrmPerSec_60_MsgPerFrm_10 10.7317 %
Bug: 759845
Change-Id: Idc8139a90c3175193aab68a8fc91d1aeac1aa340
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/639340
Reviewed-by: Tom Sepez <[email protected]>
Reviewed-by: John Abd-El-Malek <[email protected]>
Commit-Queue: Yuzhu Shen <[email protected]>
Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#500074}diff --git a/ipc/BUILD.gn b/ipc/BUILD.gn
index 42621399..5753bd5 100644
--- a/ipc/BUILD.gn
+++ b/ipc/BUILD.gn
@@ -250,7 +250,12 @@
test("ipc_perftests") {
sources = [
+ "ipc_cpu_perftest.cc",
"ipc_mojo_perftest.cc",
+ "ipc_perftest_messages.cc",
+ "ipc_perftest_messages.h",
+ "ipc_perftest_util.cc",
+ "ipc_perftest_util.h",
"run_all_perftests.cc",
]
