napari.utils.perf.PerfEvent¶

class napari.utils.perf.PerfEvent(name, start_ns, end_ns, category=None, process_id=None, thread_id=None, phase='X', **kwargs)[source]¶

Bases: object

A performance related event: timer, counter, etc.

Parameters

name (str) – The name of this event like “draw”.
start_ns (int) – Start time in nanoseconds.
end_ns (int) – End time in nanoseconds.
category (str) – Comma separated categories such has “render,update”.
process_id (int) – The process id that produced the event.
thread_id (int) – The thread id that produced the event.
phase (str) – The Chrome Tracing “phase” such as “X”, “I”, “C”.
**kwargs (dict) – Additional keyword arguments for the “args” field of the event.

name¶

The name of this event like “draw”.

Type: str

span¶

The time span when the event happened.

Type: Span

category¶

Comma separated categories such has “render,update”.

Type: str

origin¶

The process and thread that produced the event.

Type: Origin

args¶

Arbitrary keyword arguments for this event.

Type: dict

phase¶

The Chrome Tracing phase (event type):: “X” - Complete Events “I” - Instant Events “C” - Counter Events

Type: str

Notes

The time stamps are from perf_counter_ns() and do not indicate time of day. The origin is arbitrary, but subtracting two counters results in a valid span of wall clock time. If start is the same as the end the event was instant.

Google the phrase “Trace Event Format” for the full Chrome Tracing spec.

Methods

Attributes

property duration_ms¶: Duration in milliseconds.

property duration_ns¶: Duration in nanoseconds.

property duration_us¶: Duration in microseconds.

property start_ms¶: Start time in milliseconds.

property start_us¶: Start time in microseconds.

update_end_ns(end_ns)[source]¶

Update our end_ns with this new end_ns.

end_ns¶

The new ending time in nanoseconds.

Type: int

Return type: None