My first commit on the Symbian Hg repository. Testng how branches are working.
/**
* Copyright (c) 2007-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
* All rights reserved.
* This component and the accompanying materials are made available
* under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
* which accompanies this distribution, and is available
* at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
*
* Initial Contributors:
* Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
*
* Contributors:
*
* Description:
* Trace API
*
* WARNING: This file contains some APIs which are internal and are subject
* to change without notice. Such APIs should therefore not be used
* outside the Kernel and Hardware Services package.
*/
/**
@file
@publishedPartner
@prototype
*/
#ifndef E32UTRACE_BASIC_TYPES_H
#define E32UTRACE_BASIC_TYPES_H
#ifdef __KERNEL_MODE__
#include <kernel/kernel.h>
#else //__KERNEL_MODE__
#include <e32std.h>
#endif //__KERNEL_MODE__
/**
@file
@publishedPartner
@prototype
*/
namespace UTF
{
/**
* Every trace point must be statically assigned a classification. This is
* essentially a “label” that allows identification of the intended use of
* the trace packets generated by the trace point. The classification either
* reflects a system-wide Tracing use-case, such as highlighting reasons why
* a Panic occurred, or is assigned to trace points in performance critical
* software such as the kernel or other key services.
* @see TClassificationRange for more information.
*/
typedef TUint8 TClassification;
/**
* The maximum possible value for TClassification
*/
const static TClassification KMaxClassification = 255; // 2^8 - 1
/**
* Each trace point must be statically assigned a ModuleUid to indicate the
* module in which the trace point is defined. It is recommended that this
* value is the UID3 of the associated binary file.
*
* The ModuleUid and Classification attributes of a trace point are independent.
*/
typedef TUint32 TModuleUid;
/**
* The maximum possible value for TModuleUid
*/
const static TModuleUid KMaxModuleUid = 0xFFFFFFFF; // 2^32 - 1, or 4294967295 - 1
/**
* The EXECUTABLE_DEFAULT_MODULEUID can be used to define your own default
* specific ModuleUid. This is done by defining the macro to be your new
* default value.
*/
#ifdef EXECUTABLE_DEFAULT_MODULEUID
#define FW_DEFAULT_MODULEUID EXECUTABLE_DEFAULT_MODULEUID
#else
#define FW_DEFAULT_MODULEUID TTraceContext::DefaultModuleUid()
#endif
/**
* This is a numerical value statically assigned to a trace point which will be used
* on the host to look-up the format of the associated trace packets.
*
* The meaning of a FormatId is specific to the ModuleUid and Category of the
* associated trace point.
*/
typedef TUint16 TFormatId;
/**
* The maximum possible value for TFormatId
*/
const static TFormatId KMaxFormatId = 65535; // 2^16 - 1
/**
* TFormatId used in packets produced by the Print and Printf
* functions.
*
* Note that this format should not be used on the
* device by clients of UTrace. This symbol is only marked
* as published to partners to give host side tools access to
* it.
*
* @see TFormatId
*/
const static TFormatId KFormatPrintf = 0;
/**
* TFormatId used in packets produced by the Print and Printf
* functions for unicode descriptors.
*
* Note that this format should not be used on the
* device by clients of UTrace. This symbol is only marked
* as published to partners to give host side tools access to
* it.
*
* @see TFormatId
*/
const static TFormatId KFormatPrintfUnicode = 1;
/**
* This value is intended to be used by clients to specify the
* start of the range of enums used to define their format ids.
*
* Any values between 0 up to this should not be used directly
* by clients of UTrace on the device.
*
* @see TFormatId
*/
const static TFormatId KInitialClientFormat = 512;
/**
* Include the thread identification into the trace packet at run-time.
* The thread identification is used as an identifier to resolve
* thread and process names in conjunction with
* classificiation EThreadIdentification = 3.
*/
enum THasThreadIdentification
{
/**Do add the thread identification to the trace packet*/
EAddThreadIdentification = ETrue,
/**Don't add the thread identification*/
ENoThreadIdentification = EFalse
};
/**
* The EXECUTABLE_DEFAULT_HAS_THREAD_IDENTIFICATION can be used to
* define the default setting for adding or not adding the thread
* identification in a trace packet. This is done by defining
* the macro to be your new default value.
*/
#ifdef EXECUTABLE_DEFAULT_HAS_THREAD_IDENTIFICATION
#define FW_DEFAULT_HAS_THREAD_IDENTIFICATION EXECUTABLE_DEFAULT_HAS_THREAD_IDENTIFICATION
#else
#define FW_DEFAULT_HAS_THREAD_IDENTIFICATION EAddThreadIdentification
#endif
/**
* Add the program counter into the trace packet at run-time.
* The program counter is used to indicate where the CPU is in the
* instruction sequence. This can be used to locate the line of code
* or routine the trace was sent from.
*/
enum THasProgramCounter
{
/**Do add the program counter to the trace packet.*/
EAddProgramCounter = ETrue,
/**Don't add the program counter*/
ENoProgramCounter = EFalse
};
/**
* The EXECUTABLE_DEFAULT_HAS_PC can be used to
* define the default setting for adding or not adding the
* program counter in a trace packet. This is done by defining
* the macro to be your new default value.
*/
#ifdef EXECUTABLE_DEFAULT_HAS_PC
#define FW_DEFAULT_HAS_PC EXECUTABLE_DEFAULT_HAS_PC
#else
#define FW_DEFAULT_HAS_PC ENoProgramCounter
#endif
/**
* The Classifications in the All range should be used by the majority of
* trace points. This range of Classifications are intended to identify which
* of the most common trace use-cases a trace point is contributing to.
* The Classifications in this series are defined solely by Symbian but are
* intended for use by any software on a device.
*
* @see TClassification
* @see TClassificationRange
* @see EAllRangeFirst
*/
enum TClassificationAll
{
/**
* Used when a panic has occurred or when providing information on the execution
* state that lead to the decision to panic.
*
* A trace point with this Classification indicates a fatal condition is about to
* occur which will halt the flow of program execution in the current thread.
*
* This Classification also provides information describing where a panic has been
* dealt with.
*
* EPanic = EAllRangeFirst
*/
EPanic = 192,
/**
* Used when an error has occurred that means the current operation cannot continue
* but isn’t sufficiently serious to cause a Panic. The trace points could contain
* not just the error code but any relevant information about the execution state
* when the error occurred.
*
* To be used for all types of error and includes situations where the errors are
* returned from a function or in a Leave.
*
* This Classification also provides information describing where an error has been
* dealt with.
*/
EError = 193,
/**
* Used when something unexpected or unusual has occurred that does not stop the
* current operation from happening but may result in unintended side effects or
* actual errors later on.
*/
EWarning = 194,
/**
* Used to detail normal activity at the edges of a module. Does not include errors
* or warnings as these are covered in other Classifications.
*
* Includes data about exported or published functions defined by module as well as
* calls out of the module to get significant information. Exactly what is significant
* is for the module owner to decide. For example, getting the contents of an .ini file to
* determine which configuration to use might be significant but calling RArray::Count()
* would not be.
*
* The information in this Classification should be enough to allow someone unfamiliar
* with the trace module to get a high level understanding of what functionality it has
* executed.
*/
EBorder = 195,
/**
* Intended for tracing the state transitions of an application or service such as those
* performed by a machine.
*
* Trace packet’s using this Classification should contain the name of the
* changed state variable and the new value.
*/
EState = 196,
/**
* Used to provide detailed information about the normal activity of a module
* to help a developer, who is familiar with the module, to understand what it is doing.
*
* Does not include errors or warnings as those are covered in other Classifications.
*/
EInternals = 197,
/**
* Used when there is a need to output large amounts of data through individual trace
* points that would likely cause significant intrusion if included under one of the
* other Classifications.
*
* This Classification in intended to be used in conjunction with the Internals
* Classification to provide more details when debugging a specific module.
*/
EDump = 198,
/**
* Used to provide comprehensive information on what paths the execution takes within
* functions.
*
* This Classification is intended only to be assigned by tools that add temporary
* instrumentation points specifically to output this data.
*/
EFlow = 199,
/**
* Used to output data about the execution time, memory usage, disk usage, power
* utilisation and other system characteristics of the trace module.
*
* This data may need to be processed before it can provide affective metrics. E.g.
* the time between two timestamps might need to be computed.
*
* Intended only to be used to output system characteristic data that requires the
* smallest possible intrusion.
*/
ESystemCharacteristicMetrics = 200,
/**
* Can be used when adding ad-hoc / temporary trace points if there’s a need to
* distinguish it from existing trace.
*/
EAdhoc = 201,
/**
* Provided to allow the following compile time assert:
* EClassificationAllHighWaterMark <= EAllRangeLast + 1
*
* @internalComponent
*/
EClassificationAllHighWaterMark,
};
/**
* The division of the Classifications into different ranges aims to manage the
* contention for the namespace.
* The stakeholders considered for the namespace are:
* - Software vendors who own trace points in a base-port, whether a hardware
* manufacturer or their suppliers.
* - Software vendors who own trace points in the UI layer, whether a phone
* manufacturer or their suppliers.
* - ISVs who own trace points in source code installed on a device after it has been
* released.
* - Symbian as the owner of all trace points in Symbian OS.
*
* It is recommended that all stakeholders use the All range as far as possible.
* It is also strongly recommended that software provided by one stakeholder does
* not use any Classifications from a range provided specifically for another
* stakeholder.
*
* @see TClassification
*/
enum TClassificationRange
{
/**
* The Symbian One range is only for use on the device by Symbian.
*
* @see epoc32\include\e32btrace.h
*
* This range is defined and used by Symbian only.
*/
ESymbianOneRangeFirst = 0,
/**
* @see ESymbianOneRangeFirst
*/
ESymbianOneRangeLast = 127,
/**
* The Base Port range is only for use on the device by code provided solely as
* part of a base-port.
*
* It is expected that the owner of each base-port will manage the use of trace
* points by all the software vendors contributing to their base-port to prevent
* conflicts.
*
* This range may only be defined and used by device manufacturers.
*/
EBasePortRangeFirst = 128,
/**
* @see EBasePortRangeFirst
*/
EBasePortRangeLast = 159,
/**
* The UI Layer range is only for use on the device by code provided as part of
* the UI Layer. This includes all software needed to create a device
* that is not part of Symbian OS or the base-port.
*
* It is expected that the owner of each UI layer will prevent collisions between
* trace points provided by all the software vendors contributing software to the
* UI layer.
*
* This range may only be defined and used by device manufacturers.
*/
EUiLayerRangeFirst = 160,
/**
* @see EUiLayerRangeFirst
*/
EUiLayerRangeLast = 191,
/**
* The Classifications in the All range should be used by the majority of trace
* points. This range of Classifications are intended to identify which of the
* most common trace use-cases a trace point is contributing to.
*
* The Classifications in this series are defined solely by Symbian but are
* intended for use by any software on a device. No software vendor other than
* Symbian should define Classifications in this range.
*
* When assigning one of these Classifications to a trace point you should
* also assign a ModuleUid to allow your trace points to be differentiated from
* other uses of the Classification in the system.
*
* These Classifications should only be enabled at run-time if the filtering on
* ModuleUids functionality is also enabled. This is to avoid accidentally causing
* trace live-locks from occurring when the Classification is enabled. This could
* happen because trace points in components involved in the current trace output
* path might also be assigned these Classifications. Filtering on ModuleUids means
* that those trace points can be activated only when it’s known to be safe to do
* so and not accidentally enabled with a Classification.
*
* This range is definded by Symbian and may be used by anyone.
*
* @see TAllClassification
*/
EAllRangeFirst = 192,
/**
* @see EAllRangeFirst
*/
EAllRangeLast = 221,
/**
* This range may only be used and defined by Symbian.
*/
ESymbianTwoRangeFirst = 222,
/**
* @see ESymbianTwoRangeFirst
*/
ESymbianTwoRangeLast = 245,
/**
* The ISV range is only for use on the device by ISVs providing software that is
* installed on a device after it has been released and is not part of the base-port,
* Symbian OS or the UI Layer.
*
* This range is only intended to provide enough Classifications for a single ISV
* application. Clashes that occur between different applications should be
* resolved by uninstalling one or other of them.
*
* This range is defined and used by 3rd party developers.
*/
EIsvRangeFirst = 246,
/**
* @see EIsvRangeFirst
*/
EIsvRangeLast = 253,
/**
* Only for use on the device by test code.
*
* Trace points with these Classifications should not be released as part of a
* production device.
*/
ETestingRangeFirst = 254,
/**
* @see ETestingRangeFirst
*/
ETestingRangeLast = KMaxClassification,
};
// Check high water mark for classification ranges for TClassificationAll
__ASSERT_COMPILE(EClassificationAllHighWaterMark <= EAllRangeLast + 1);
/**
* @see TClassification
* @see ESymbianTwoRangeFirst
* @internalComponent
*/
enum TClassificationSymbianTwo
{
/**
* This classification is reserved for future use to allow the classification range
* to be expanded to cover more than current 256 different values.
*
* If trace is output on this Classification at some point in the future then this
* indicates another mechanism (to be decided) will be used to indicate the actual
* Classification for the trace.
*
* EClassificationExtension = 222
*/
EClassificationExtension = ESymbianTwoRangeFirst,
/**
* Provided to allow the following compile time assert:
* EClassificationSymbianTwoHighWaterMark <= ESymbianTwoRangeLast + 1
*
* @internalComponent
*/
EClassificationSymbianTwoHighWaterMark,
};
// Check high water marks for classification ranges
__ASSERT_COMPILE(EClassificationSymbianTwoHighWaterMark <= ESymbianTwoRangeLast + 1);
/**
* @see TClassification
* @see ETestingRangeFirst
* @test
*/
enum TClassificationTesting
{
/**
* Only for use on the device by test code.
*
* Trace points with this Classification should not be released as part of a
* production device.
*
* ETesting1 = 254
*/
ETesting1 = ETestingRangeFirst,
/**
* @see ETesting1
*/
ETesting2 = 255,
/**
* Provided to allow the following compile time assert:
* EClassificationTestingHighWaterMark <= ETestingRangeLast + 1
*
* @internalComponent
*/
EClassificationTestingHighWaterMark,
};
// Check high water marks for classification ranges
__ASSERT_COMPILE(EClassificationTestingHighWaterMark <= ETestingRangeLast + 1);
} //end of UTF namespace
#endif //E32UTRACE_BASIC_TYPES_H