Per process DMA-BUF stats atom
eldar: https://eldar.corp.google.com/assessments/901503342/drafts/241528544#sections/999001
Test: manual
Bug: 183708249
Bug: 184019871
Change-Id: I91d1b0478b7f64a2c286f30c2ade8da96d672dda
diff --git a/stats/atoms.proto b/stats/atoms.proto
index 4da8c91..4c94d05 100644
--- a/stats/atoms.proto
+++ b/stats/atoms.proto
@@ -560,7 +560,7 @@
}
// Pulled events will start at field 10000.
- // Next: 10103
+ // Next: 10106
oneof pulled {
WifiBytesTransfer wifi_bytes_transfer = 10000 [(module) = "framework"];
WifiBytesTransferByFgBg wifi_bytes_transfer_by_fg_bg = 10001 [(module) = "framework"];
@@ -677,6 +677,7 @@
TimeZoneDetectorState time_zone_detector_state = 10102 [(module) = "framework"];
Keystore2StorageStats keystore2_storage_stats = 10103;
RkpPoolStats rkp_pool_stats = 10104;
+ ProcessDmabufMemory process_dmabuf_memory = 10105 [(module) = "framework"];
}
// DO NOT USE field numbers above 100,000 in AOSP.
@@ -9209,6 +9210,38 @@
optional int32 dmabuf_total_exported_kb = 9;
}
+/*
+ * Log dmabuf memory retained by userspace processes.
+ * Pulled from StatsPullAtomService.
+ */
+ message ProcessDmabufMemory {
+ // The uid if available. -1 means not available.
+ optional int32 uid = 1 [(is_uid) = true];
+
+ // The process name (from ActivityManager).
+ optional string process_name = 2;
+
+ // OOM adj score.
+ optional int32 oom_adj_score = 3;
+
+ // Size of dmabufs retained by the process. The buffers are either mapped,
+ // retained via an fd, or both.
+ // Only available on supported kernel versions (5.4+). When unavailable, set
+ // to -1.
+ optional int32 retained_dmabuf_kb = 4;
+
+ // Number of buffers retained by the process (mapped / fd).
+ // Only available on supported kernel versions (5.4+). When unavailable, set
+ // to -1.
+ optional int32 retained_dmabuf_count = 5;
+
+ // Size of dmabufs mapped to the process address space.
+ optional int32 mapped_dmabuf_kb = 6;
+
+ // Number of dmabufs mapped to the process address space.
+ optional int32 mapped_dmabuf_count = 7;
+}
+
/**
* Push network stack events.
*
