#!/home/grinnz/projects/cpandoc-browser/perls/5.38.2/bin/perl
##########################################################
# This script is part of the Devel::NYTProf distribution
#
# Copyright, contact and other information can be found
# at the bottom of this file, or by going to:
# http://metacpan.org/release/Devel-NYTProf/
#
##########################################################

use warnings;
use strict;

use Devel::NYTProf::Core;
require Devel::NYTProf::FileHandle;
require Devel::NYTProf::Data;
use List::Util qw(min sum);

our $VERSION = '6.14';
    
if ($VERSION != $Devel::NYTProf::Core::VERSION) {
    die "$0 version '$VERSION' doesn't match version '$Devel::NYTProf::Core::VERSION' of $INC{'Devel/NYTProf/Core.pm'}\n";
}

use Getopt::Long;
use Carp;

my $opt_out = 'nytprof-merged.out';

GetOptions(
    'out|o=s'   => \$opt_out,
    'help|h'    => \&usage,
    'verbose|v' => \my $opt_verbose,
) or usage();

usage() unless @ARGV;

print "Opening output $opt_out\n" if $opt_verbose;
my $out = Devel::NYTProf::FileHandle::open($opt_out, "wb")
    or die "Error opening $opt_out: $!\n";

my $sub_is_anon_in_eval = qr/__ANON__\[\(eval/;

my $next_fid = 1;
my %fid_to_file;
my %file_to_fid;
my %fids = (0 => 0);
# Similar, but with all evals folded too
my %fids_folded = (0 => 0);

my %eval_to_fid;

my $version;
my %seen_subs;
my %callers;
my %map_range;

my @pending_fids;
my %pending_subs;

sub _write_time_block_or_line {
    my ($tag, $ticks, $fid, $line, $block_line, $sub_line) = @_;

    confess("No mapping for $fid") unless defined $fids{$fid};
    $fid = $fids{$fid};
    # Is this a subroutine (re)defined in an eval?
    my $mapped_fid = $map_range{$fid}[$line];
    $fid = $mapped_fid if defined $mapped_fid;

    # XXX overflow isn't passed in or through
    if ($tag eq 'TIME_LINE') {
        $out->write_time_line($ticks, 0, $fid, $line);
    } else {
        $out->write_time_block($ticks, 0, $fid, $line, $block_line, $sub_line);
    }
}

# Complain loudly if any of these attributes differ between profiles
my %attr_should_be_identical = map {$_, 1} qw(
    PL_perldb clock_id nv_size perl_version ticks_per_sec xs_version
);


# Effectively, these are global variables. Sorry.
our $input;
our %attributes;
our %options;
our $deflating;

my %dispatcher =
    (
     '' => sub {
         die "Unknown tag '$_[0]' in $input\n";
     },
     VERSION => sub {
         my (undef, $major, $minor) = @_;
         my $this_version = "$major $minor";
         if($version) {
             die "Incompatible version '$this_version' in $input, expected '$version'"
                 unless $this_version eq $version;
         } else {
             $version = $this_version;
             $out->write_header($major, $minor);
         }
     },
     COMMENT => sub {
         my (undef, $text) = @_;
         chomp $text; # Arguably this is a bug in the callback interface.
         # This isn't true unless we enable compression ourselves, and if we
         # do that, the low level code will write out a correct comment
         # automatically.
         return if $text =~ /\ACompressed at level \d with zlib [0-9.]+\z/;
         $out->write_comment($text)
     },

     ATTRIBUTE => sub {
         my (undef, $key, $value) = @_;
         if ($attr_should_be_identical{$key}) {
             if (exists $attributes{$key}) {
                 if ($attributes{$key} ne $value) {
                     warn("Attribute '$key' has value '$value' in $input which differs from the previous value '$attributes{$key}'; this implies inconsistent profiles and thus garbage results\n");
                 }
             } else {
                 $attributes{$key} = $value;
                 $out->write_attribute($key, $value);
             }
         } else {
             push @{$attributes{$key}}, $value;
         }
     },

     OPTION => sub {
         my (undef, $key, $value) = @_;

        if (exists $options{$key}) {
            if ($options{$key} ne $value) {
                warn("Option '$key' has value '$value' in $input which differs from the previous value '$options{$key}'; this implies inconsistent profiles and thus garbage results\n");
            }
        } else {
            $options{$key} = $value;
            $out->write_option($key, $value);
        }
    },

     START_DEFLATE => sub {
         if (!$deflating && $out->can('start_deflate_write_tag_comment')) {
             $out->start_deflate_write_tag_comment;
             ++$deflating;
         }
     },

     PID_START => sub {
         my (undef, $pid, $parent, $time) = @_;
         $out->write_process_start($pid, $parent, $time);
     },
     PID_END => sub {
         my (undef, $pid, $time) = @_;
         $out->write_process_end($pid, $time);
     },

     NEW_FID => sub {
         my (undef, $fid, $eval_fid, $eval_line, $flags, $size, $mtime, $name) = @_;

         return unless $pending_fids[$fid];
         my ($new_fid, $new_eval_fid) = @{$pending_fids[$fid]};

         $out->write_new_fid($new_fid, $new_eval_fid, $eval_line, $flags,
                             $size, $mtime, $name);
     },
     TIME_BLOCK => \&_write_time_block_or_line,
     TIME_LINE  => \&_write_time_block_or_line,

     DISCOUNT => sub {
         $out->write_discount();
     },
     SUB_INFO => sub {
         my (undef, $fid, $first_line, $last_line, $name) = @_;

         my $output_fid = $pending_subs{"$fid,$first_line,$last_line,$name"};
         return unless defined $output_fid;

         $out->write_sub_info($output_fid, $name, $first_line, $last_line);
     },
     SUB_CALLERS => sub {
         my (undef, $fid, $line, $count, $incl_time, $excl_time, $reci_time, $rec_depth, $called, $caller) = @_;
         confess("No mapping for $fid") unless defined $fids{$fid};
         $fid = $fids{$fid};
         my $mapped_fid = $map_range{$fid}[$line];
         $fid = $mapped_fid if defined $mapped_fid;

         if ($callers{"$fid,$line"}{$called}{$caller}) {
             my $sum = $callers{"$fid,$line"}{$called}{$caller};
             $sum->{count} += $count;
             $sum->{incl} += $incl_time;
             $sum->{excl} += $excl_time;
             $sum->{reci} += $reci_time;
             $sum->{depth} = $rec_depth if $rec_depth > $sum->{depth};
         } else {
             # New;
             $callers{"$fid,$line"}{$called}{$caller} =
                 {
                  depth => $rec_depth,
                  count => $count,
                  incl => $incl_time,
                  excl => $excl_time,
                  reci => $reci_time,
                 };
         }
     },

    SUB_ENTRY => sub {
        my (undef, $fid, $line) = @_;
        confess("No mapping for $fid") unless defined $fids{$fid};
        $fid = $fids{$fid};
        $out->write_call_entry($fid, $line);
    },
    SUB_RETURN => sub {
        my (undef, $retn_depth, $incl_time, $excl_time, $subname) = @_;
        $out->write_call_return($retn_depth, $subname, $incl_time, $excl_time);
    },

     SRC_LINE => sub {
         my (undef, $fid, $line, $text) = @_;
         confess("No mapping for $fid") unless defined $fids{$fid};
         $fid = $fids{$fid};
         # Is this a subroutine (re)defined in an eval?
         my $mapped_fid = $map_range{$fid}[$line];
         $fid = $mapped_fid if defined $mapped_fid;
         $out->write_src_line($fid, $line, $text);
     },
);

foreach $input (@ARGV) {
    print "Reading $input...\n" if $opt_verbose;
    @pending_fids = ();
    %pending_subs = ();

    # first pass
    Devel::NYTProf::Data->new({filename => $input, callback => {
        NEW_FID => sub {
            my (undef, $fid, $eval_fid, $eval_line, $flags, $size, $mtime, $name) = @_;
            my ($new_fid, $new_eval_fid);
            if($eval_fid) {
                # Generally, treat every eval as distinct, even at the same location
                $new_eval_fid = $fids{$eval_fid};

                # Sanity check. Should never happen except that
                # if $eval_fid < $fid then this is a known problem
                # with evals fids getting profiled/output before the parent fid
                warn("unknown eval_fid $eval_fid in $input fid $fid\n")
                    unless defined $new_eval_fid;

                $new_fid = $next_fid++;
                $fids{$fid} = $new_fid;

                # But also track the first fid to be allocated at that line of the eval
                my $folded_fid = $fids_folded{$eval_fid};
                Carp::cluck("unknown folded eval_fid $eval_fid in $input fid $fid")
                    unless defined $folded_fid;

                my $corresponding_eval = $eval_to_fid{"$folded_fid,$eval_line"};
                if (!defined $corresponding_eval) {
                    # Not seen a fid generated in an eval at this location before
                    $eval_to_fid{"$folded_fid,$eval_line"} = $new_fid;
                    $fids_folded{$fid} = $new_fid;
                } else {
                    $fids_folded{$fid} = $corresponding_eval;
                }
            } else {
                $new_eval_fid = $eval_fid;
                $new_fid = $file_to_fid{$name};

                if(defined $new_fid) {
                    $fids_folded{$fid} = $fids{$fid} = $new_fid;
                    return;
                }

                $new_fid = $next_fid++;
                $fids_folded{$fid} = $fids{$fid} = $new_fid;
                $file_to_fid{$name} = $new_fid;
            }
            $fid_to_file{$new_fid} = $name;
            $pending_fids[$fid] = [$new_fid, $new_eval_fid];
        },
        SUB_INFO => sub {
            my (undef, $fid, $first_line, $last_line, $name) = @_;
            my $output_fid;
            if ($name =~ $sub_is_anon_in_eval) {
                confess("No mapping for $fid") unless defined $fids{$fid};
                $output_fid = $fids{$fid};
                $seen_subs{"$output_fid,$name"} ||= "$first_line,$last_line";
            } else {
                confess("No mapping for $fid") unless defined $fids_folded{$fid};
                my $folded = $fids_folded{$fid};
                my $seen = $seen_subs{"$folded,$name"};
                if (defined $seen && $seen ne "$first_line,$last_line") {
                    # Warn that we are not folding

                    # Carry on, and output a SUB_INFO block for this fid
                    $output_fid = $fid;
                } else {
                    # This subroutine has be (re)defined in two distinct
                    # evals, but appears to be identical. So for this lines
                    # range in the second eval, treat profiling data as if it
                    # came from the fid of the first eval, so that all calls
                    # to the sub are collated.

                    # Have to use the mapped fid as the key to this hash, as
                    # only the mapped fids are unique
                    my $mapped_fid = $fids{$fid};
                    $map_range{$mapped_fid}[$_] = $folded
                        for $first_line .. $last_line;

                    return if defined $seen;

                    $seen_subs{"$folded,$name"} = "$first_line,$last_line";
                    $output_fid = $folded;
                }
            }
            $pending_subs{"$fid,$first_line,$last_line,$name"} = $output_fid;
        }
    }});

    # second pass
    print "Re-reading $input...\n" if $opt_verbose;
    Devel::NYTProf::Data->new({filename => $input, callback => \%dispatcher});
}

print "Finalizing...\n" if $opt_verbose;
# Deterministic order is useful for testing.
foreach my $fid_line (sort keys %callers) {
    my ($fid, $line) = split ',', $fid_line;
    foreach my $called (sort keys %{$callers{$fid_line}}) {
        foreach my $caller (sort keys %{$callers{$fid_line}{$called}}) {
            my $sum = $callers{$fid_line}{$called}{$caller};
            $out->write_sub_callers($fid, $line, $caller, $sum->{count},
                                    @{$sum}{qw(incl excl reci)},
                                    $sum->{depth}, $called);
        }
    }
}

foreach my $key (sort grep {!$attr_should_be_identical{$_}} keys %attributes) {
    my @values = @{$attributes{$key}};

    if ($key eq 'basetime') {
        my $value = min(@values);
        $out->write_attribute($key, $value);
    }
    elsif ($key eq 'application') { # "merge" the application names
        my %counts;
        $counts{$_}++ foreach @values;
        my @grouped;
        foreach my $prog (sort keys %counts) {
            my $count = $counts{$prog};
            push @grouped, $prog;
            $grouped[-1] .= " ($count runs)" if $count > 1;
        }
        my $last = pop @grouped;
        my $value = @grouped ? join (', ', @grouped) . " and $last" : $last;
        $out->write_attribute($key, $value);
    }
    elsif ($key eq 'cumulative_overhead_ticks') { # sum cumulative_overhead_ticks
        $out->write_attribute($key, sum(@values));
    }
    elsif ($key =~ /^sawampersand_\w+$/) { # sawampersand_fid/_line
        # we just pass through the first value seen
        $out->write_attribute($key, $values[0]);
    }
    else {
        warn sprintf "Attribute %s has %d distinct values passed through unmerged\n",
                $key, scalar @values
            if @values > 1;
        $out->write_attribute($key, $_) foreach @values;
    }
}


print "Done.\n" if $opt_verbose;
exit 0;

sub usage {
    print <<END;
usage: [perl] nytprofmerge [opts] nytprof-file [...]

 --out <file>,  -o <file>  Name of output file [default: $opt_out]
 --help,        -h         Print this message
 --verbose,     -v         Be more verbose

This script is part of the Devel::NYTProf distribution.
See https://metacpan.org/release/Devel-NYTProf for details and copyright.
END
    exit 0;
}

__END__

=head1 NAME

nytprofmerge - Reads multiple NYTProf profiles and outputs a merged one

=head1 SYNOPSIS

 $ nytprofmerge --out=nytprof-merged.out nytprof.out.*

 $ nytprofmerge nytprof.out.*

=head1 DESCRIPTION

Reads multiple profile data files generated by Devel::NYTProf and writes out
a new profile data file containing data merged from the original files.

C<nytprofmerge> is likely to produce garbage if the input profiles
aren't all profiles of I<exactly> the same software.

C<nytprofmerge> is new and somewhat experimental. If it produces unexpected
results please produce a I<small> test case that demonstrates the problem and
let us know at L<http://groups.google.com/group/develnytprof-dev> - thanks!

=cut
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