// Copyright 2018 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. #ifndef UI_FRAME_METRICS_FIXED_POINT_H_ #define UI_FRAME_METRICS_FIXED_POINT_H_ #include #include "base/macros.h" namespace ui { namespace frame_metrics { // Use fixed point math so we can manage our precision explicitly and avoid // accumulating error in our windowed accumulators. // The 64-bit accumulators reserve 32-bits for weights, and 32-bits for values. // The 32-bit values reserve 16 bits before and after the radix point. constexpr int kFixedPointShift = 16; constexpr int64_t kFixedPointMultiplier{1LL << kFixedPointShift}; // kFixedPointRootMultiplier is used to shift the bits before taking the square // root and undoing that shift after squaring in the SMR calculation. constexpr int kFixedPointRootShift = 32; constexpr int64_t kFixedPointRootMultiplier{1LL << kFixedPointRootShift}; constexpr int64_t kFixedPointRootMultiplierSqrt{1LL << (kFixedPointRootShift / 2)}; // We need a huge range to accumulate values for RMS calculations, which // need double the range internally compared to the range we are targeting // after taking the square root of the accumulation. // This efficiently emulates a 96-bit unsigned integer with weighted // accumulation operations. // 32-bits are reserved for weights and 64-bits for squared values. // Overflow or underflow indicates something is seriously wrong with the higher // level metrics logic, so this class will DCHECK if it anticipates overflow // or underflow: // * It doesn't need to support OVERFLOW since the frame metric classes will // always reset the entire accumulator before the accumulated weights // overflow. The accumulated weights correspond to a maximum of the number of // microseconds since the last reset, which for a 32-bit weight is about // 1 hour. We will gather and reset results much more often than every hour. // * It doesn't need to support UNDERFLOW since only the windowed metrics use // Subtract, and those only subtract values it has already added. class Accumulator96b { public: Accumulator96b() = default; Accumulator96b(uint32_t value_to_square, uint32_t weight); void Add(const Accumulator96b& rhs); void Subtract(const Accumulator96b& rhs); double ToDouble() const; public: uint64_t ms64b{0}; uint32_t ls32b{0}; }; // Convenience function overloads for AsDouble, to help with templated code. inline double AsDouble(const Accumulator96b& value) { return value.ToDouble(); } inline double AsDouble(double value) { return value; } } // namespace frame_metrics } // namespace ui #endif // UI_FRAME_METRICS_FIXED_POINT_H_