Java Code Examples for dalvik.system.VMRuntime#registerAppInfo()
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Example 1
Source File: ZygoteInit.java From android_9.0.0_r45 with Apache License 2.0 | 7 votes |
/** * Note that preparing the profiles for system server does not require special * selinux permissions. From the installer perspective the system server is a regular package * which can capture profile information. */ private static void prepareSystemServerProfile(String systemServerClasspath) throws RemoteException { if (systemServerClasspath.isEmpty()) { return; } String[] codePaths = systemServerClasspath.split(":"); final IInstalld installd = IInstalld.Stub .asInterface(ServiceManager.getService("installd")); String systemServerPackageName = "android"; String systemServerProfileName = "primary.prof"; installd.prepareAppProfile( systemServerPackageName, UserHandle.USER_SYSTEM, UserHandle.getAppId(Process.SYSTEM_UID), systemServerProfileName, codePaths[0], /*dexMetadata*/ null); File profileDir = Environment.getDataProfilesDePackageDirectory( UserHandle.USER_SYSTEM, systemServerPackageName); String profilePath = new File(profileDir, systemServerProfileName).getAbsolutePath(); VMRuntime.registerAppInfo(profilePath, codePaths); }
Example 2
Source File: LoadedApk.java From AndroidComponentPlugin with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private void setupJitProfileSupport() { if (!SystemProperties.getBoolean("dalvik.vm.usejitprofiles", false)) { return; } // Only set up profile support if the loaded apk has the same uid as the // current process. // Currently, we do not support profiling across different apps. // (e.g. application's uid might be different when the code is // loaded by another app via createApplicationContext) if (mApplicationInfo.uid != Process.myUid()) { return; } final List<String> codePaths = new ArrayList<>(); if ((mApplicationInfo.flags & ApplicationInfo.FLAG_HAS_CODE) != 0) { codePaths.add(mApplicationInfo.sourceDir); } if (mApplicationInfo.splitSourceDirs != null) { Collections.addAll(codePaths, mApplicationInfo.splitSourceDirs); } if (codePaths.isEmpty()) { // If there are no code paths there's no need to setup a profile file and register with // the runtime, return; } final File profileFile = getPrimaryProfileFile(mPackageName); VMRuntime.registerAppInfo(profileFile.getPath(), codePaths.toArray(new String[codePaths.size()])); // Register the app data directory with the reporter. It will // help deciding whether or not a dex file is the primary apk or a // secondary dex. DexLoadReporter.getInstance().registerAppDataDir(mPackageName, mDataDir); }
Example 3
Source File: DexLoadReporter.java From android_9.0.0_r45 with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private void registerSecondaryDexForProfiling(String dexPath, String[] dataDirs) { if (!isSecondaryDexFile(dexPath, dataDirs)) { // The dex path is not a secondary dex file. Nothing to do. return; } // Secondary dex profiles are stored in the oat directory, next to dex file // and have the same name with 'cur.prof' appended. // NOTE: Keep this in sync with installd expectations. File dexPathFile = new File(dexPath); File secondaryProfileDir = new File(dexPathFile.getParent(), "oat"); File secondaryProfile = new File(secondaryProfileDir, dexPathFile.getName() + ".cur.prof"); // Create the profile if not already there. // Returns true if the file was created, false if the file already exists. // or throws exceptions in case of errors. if (!secondaryProfileDir.exists()) { if (!secondaryProfileDir.mkdir()) { Slog.e(TAG, "Could not create the profile directory: " + secondaryProfile); // Do not continue with registration if we could not create the oat dir. return; } } try { boolean created = secondaryProfile.createNewFile(); if (DEBUG && created) { Slog.i(TAG, "Created profile for secondary dex: " + secondaryProfile); } } catch (IOException ex) { Slog.e(TAG, "Failed to create profile for secondary dex " + dexPath + ":" + ex.getMessage()); // Do not continue with registration if we could not create the profile files. return; } // If we got here, the dex paths is a secondary dex and we were able to create the profile. // Register the path to the runtime. VMRuntime.registerAppInfo(secondaryProfile.getPath(), new String[] { dexPath }); }
Example 4
Source File: LoadedApk.java From android_9.0.0_r45 with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private void setupJitProfileSupport() { if (!SystemProperties.getBoolean("dalvik.vm.usejitprofiles", false)) { return; } // Only set up profile support if the loaded apk has the same uid as the // current process. // Currently, we do not support profiling across different apps. // (e.g. application's uid might be different when the code is // loaded by another app via createApplicationContext) if (mApplicationInfo.uid != Process.myUid()) { return; } final List<String> codePaths = new ArrayList<>(); if ((mApplicationInfo.flags & ApplicationInfo.FLAG_HAS_CODE) != 0) { codePaths.add(mApplicationInfo.sourceDir); } if (mApplicationInfo.splitSourceDirs != null) { Collections.addAll(codePaths, mApplicationInfo.splitSourceDirs); } if (codePaths.isEmpty()) { // If there are no code paths there's no need to setup a profile file and register with // the runtime, return; } for (int i = codePaths.size() - 1; i >= 0; i--) { String splitName = i == 0 ? null : mApplicationInfo.splitNames[i - 1]; String profileFile = ArtManager.getCurrentProfilePath( mPackageName, UserHandle.myUserId(), splitName); VMRuntime.registerAppInfo(profileFile, new String[] {codePaths.get(i)}); } // Register the app data directory with the reporter. It will // help deciding whether or not a dex file is the primary apk or a // secondary dex. DexLoadReporter.getInstance().registerAppDataDir(mPackageName, mDataDir); }