Tracy GPU profiling #1134
Tracy GPU profiling #1134
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Are there any other profilers one might use with similar GPU profiling instrumentation? If so, a trait abstracting them makes sense. If not, just having an optional tracy dependency might make sense. Would it be reasonable to have a trait method of |
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When the compositor is used with multiple GPUs, this should probably have different names. Maybe the drm node, though vendor and driver can also be queried through EGL.
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| impl Drop for EnteredGpuTracepoint { | ||
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Doing things this way clashes with the use of ? for error handling; it will panic if ? prevents it from getting to the exit call.
Not sure what to do about this.
PR for showcasing tracy gpu profiling
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wait for release of profiling (bump tracy-client to 0.16.2 aclysma/profiling#56)profiling1.0.11has been released which includes tracy-client1.16.2Example:
