pub struct ProfilingTrace { /* private fields */ }Expand description
A unified view of a profiling trace that can be exported to multiple formats.
Build one from a PerfettoTrace or a TracyTrace, then call
TraceExporter::export_all to materialise it in the configured format.
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Source§impl ProfilingTrace
impl ProfilingTrace
Sourcepub fn add_event(&mut self, event: TimingEvent)
pub fn add_event(&mut self, event: TimingEvent)
Appends a TimingEvent.
Sourcepub fn events(&self) -> &[TimingEvent]
pub fn events(&self) -> &[TimingEvent]
Returns a slice of all events.
Sourcepub fn to_perfetto(&self) -> PerfettoTrace
pub fn to_perfetto(&self) -> PerfettoTrace
Builds a PerfettoTrace from this unified trace.
Sourcepub fn to_tracy(&self) -> TracyTrace
pub fn to_tracy(&self) -> TracyTrace
Builds a TracyTrace from this unified trace.
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Source§impl Debug for ProfilingTrace
impl Debug for ProfilingTrace
Source§impl Default for ProfilingTrace
impl Default for ProfilingTrace
Source§fn default() -> ProfilingTrace
fn default() -> ProfilingTrace
Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
Source§impl From<&PerfettoTrace> for ProfilingTrace
impl From<&PerfettoTrace> for ProfilingTrace
Source§fn from(t: &PerfettoTrace) -> Self
fn from(t: &PerfettoTrace) -> Self
Convert every event in the Perfetto trace, in order, via
[From<&PerfettoEvent> for TimingEvent].
This used to ignore t entirely and return an empty trace, so any
caller writing let profiling: ProfilingTrace = (&perfetto).into();
silently lost every event.
Source§impl From<&TracyTrace> for ProfilingTrace
impl From<&TracyTrace> for ProfilingTrace
Source§fn from(t: &TracyTrace) -> Self
fn from(t: &TracyTrace) -> Self
Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl Freeze for ProfilingTrace
impl RefUnwindSafe for ProfilingTrace
impl Send for ProfilingTrace
impl Sync for ProfilingTrace
impl Unpin for ProfilingTrace
impl UnsafeUnpin for ProfilingTrace
impl UnwindSafe for ProfilingTrace
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