};
// *** TODO **
+// All these struct are used to call g_datalist_foreach()
// Find a better way! This is ugly!
struct addMarkersArgs
{
struct marker_data* mdata;
};
+struct saveTimeArgs
+{
+ GArray* saveTimeArray;
+};
+
+struct saveTimeAndTracefile
+{
+ LttTime time;
+ LttTracefile* tracefile;
+};
+
+
// ### COMMON Methods ###
// #
// Empty method to turn off the debug (debug waste time while printing)
jclass accessClass = (*args->env)->GetObjectClass(args->env, args->jobj);
jmethodID accessFunction = (*args->env)->GetMethodID(args->env, accessClass, "addTracefileFromC", "(Ljava/lang/String;J)V");
- GArray* group = (GArray*)data;
+ GArray* tracefile_array = (GArray*)data;
LttTracefile* tracefile;
jlong newPtr;
unsigned int i;
- for (i=0; i<group->len; i++) {
- tracefile = &g_array_index(group, LttTracefile, i);
+ for (i=0; i<tracefile_array->len; i++) {
+ tracefile = &g_array_index(tracefile_array, LttTracefile, i);
newPtr = CONVERT_PTR_TO_JLONG(tracefile);
g_datalist_foreach(&newPtr->tracefiles, &g_datalist_foreach_addTracefilesOfTrace, &args);
}
+
+// g_list_data function for the "for_each" call in Java_org_eclipse_linuxtools_lttng_jni_JniTrace_ltt_1feedTracefileTimeRange
+// used to save the current timestamp for each tracefile
+void g_datalist_foreach_saveTracefilesTime(GQuark name, gpointer data, gpointer user_data) {
+ struct saveTimeArgs* args = (struct saveTimeArgs*)user_data;
+
+ GArray* tracefile_array = (GArray*)data;
+ GArray* save_array = args->saveTimeArray;
+
+ LttTracefile* tracefile;
+ struct saveTimeAndTracefile* savedData;
+
+ unsigned int i;
+ for (i=0; i<tracefile_array->len; i++) {
+ tracefile = &g_array_index(tracefile_array, LttTracefile, i);
+
+ // Allocate a new LttTime for each tracefile (so it won't change if the tracefile seek somewhere else)
+ savedData = (struct saveTimeAndTracefile*)malloc( sizeof(struct saveTimeAndTracefile) );
+ savedData->time.tv_sec = tracefile->event.event_time.tv_sec;
+ savedData->time.tv_nsec = tracefile->event.event_time.tv_nsec;
+ savedData->tracefile = tracefile;
+ // Append the saved data to the array
+ g_array_append_val(save_array, savedData);
+ }
+}
+
+
// Obtain the range of the trace (i.e. "start time" and "end time")
-// Note : this method is quite heavy to use!
+//
+// Note : This function, unlike ltt_trace_time_span_get, is assured to return all tracefiles to their correct position after operation
+// NOTE : this method is quite heavy to use!!!
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_org_eclipse_linuxtools_lttng_jni_JniTrace_ltt_1feedTracefileTimeRange(JNIEnv* env, jobject jobj, jlong trace_ptr, jobject jstart_time, jobject jend_time) {
LttTrace* newPtr = (LttTrace*)CONVERT_JLONG_TO_PTR(trace_ptr);
+ // Allocate ourself a new array to save the data in
+ GArray* savedDataArray = g_array_new(FALSE, FALSE, sizeof(struct saveTimeAndTracefile*) );
+ struct saveTimeArgs args = { savedDataArray };
+ // Call g_datalist_foreach_saveTracefilesTime for each element in the GData to save the time
+ g_datalist_foreach(&newPtr->tracefiles, &g_datalist_foreach_saveTracefilesTime, &args);
+
+ // Call to ltt_trace_time_span_get to find the current start and end time
+ // NOTE : This WILL change the current block of the tracefile (i.e. its timestamp)
LttTime tmpStartTime = { 0, 0 };
LttTime tmpEndTime = { 0, 0 };
ltt_trace_time_span_get(newPtr, &tmpStartTime, &tmpEndTime);
+ // Seek back to the correct time for each tracefile and free the allocated memory
+ struct saveTimeAndTracefile* savedData;
+ unsigned int i;
+ for (i=0; i<savedDataArray->len; i++) {
+ savedData = g_array_index(savedDataArray, struct saveTimeAndTracefile*, i);
+ // Seek back to the correct time
+ // Some time will not be consistent here (i.e. unitialized data)
+ // but the seek should work just fine with that
+ ltt_tracefile_seek_time(savedData->tracefile, savedData->time);
+
+ // Free the memory allocated for this saveTimeAndTracefile entry
+ free( savedData );
+ }
+ // Free the memory allocated for the GArray
+ g_array_free(savedDataArray, TRUE);
+
+ // Send the start and end time back to the java
+ // We do it last to make sure a problem won't leave us with unfred memory
jclass startAccessClass = (*env)->GetObjectClass(env, jstart_time);
jmethodID startAccessFunction = (*env)->GetMethodID(env, startAccessClass, "setTimeFromC", "(J)V");
jlong startTime = (CONVERT_UINT64_TO_JLONG(tmpStartTime.tv_sec)*BILLION) + CONVERT_UINT64_TO_JLONG(tmpStartTime.tv_nsec);