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RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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/*
* Copyright 2016 The WebRTC project authors. All Rights Reserved.
*
* Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license
* that can be found in the LICENSE file in the root of the source
* tree. An additional intellectual property rights grant can be found
* in the file PATENTS. All contributing project authors may
* be found in the AUTHORS file in the root of the source tree.
*/
#include "webrtc/api/stats/rtcstats.h"
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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#include <cmath>
#include <cstring>
#include "webrtc/rtc_base/checks.h"
#include "webrtc/rtc_base/gunit.h"
#include "webrtc/rtc_base/json.h"
#include "webrtc/stats/test/rtcteststats.h"
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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namespace webrtc {
namespace {
// JSON stores numbers as floating point numbers with 53 significant bits, which
// amounts to about 15.95 decimal digits. Thus, when comparing large numbers
// processed by JSON, that's all the precision we should expect.
const double JSON_EPSILON = 1e-15;
// We do this since Google Test doesn't support relative error.
// This is computed as follows:
// If |a - b| / |a| < EPS, then |a - b| < |a| * EPS, so |a| * EPS is the
// maximum expected error.
double GetExpectedError(const double expected_value) {
return JSON_EPSILON * fabs(expected_value);
}
} // namespace
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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class RTCChildStats : public RTCStats {
public:
WEBRTC_RTCSTATS_DECL();
RTCChildStats(const std::string& id, int64_t timestamp_us)
: RTCStats(id, timestamp_us),
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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child_int("childInt") {}
RTCStatsMember<int32_t> child_int;
};
WEBRTC_RTCSTATS_IMPL(RTCChildStats, RTCStats, "child-stats",
&child_int);
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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class RTCGrandChildStats : public RTCChildStats {
public:
WEBRTC_RTCSTATS_DECL();
RTCGrandChildStats(const std::string& id, int64_t timestamp_us)
: RTCChildStats(id, timestamp_us),
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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grandchild_int("grandchildInt") {}
RTCStatsMember<int32_t> grandchild_int;
};
WEBRTC_RTCSTATS_IMPL(RTCGrandChildStats, RTCChildStats, "grandchild-stats",
&grandchild_int);
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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TEST(RTCStatsTest, RTCStatsAndMembers) {
RTCTestStats stats("testId", 42);
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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EXPECT_EQ(stats.id(), "testId");
EXPECT_EQ(stats.timestamp_us(), static_cast<int64_t>(42));
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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std::vector<const RTCStatsMemberInterface*> members = stats.Members();
EXPECT_EQ(members.size(), static_cast<size_t>(14));
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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for (const RTCStatsMemberInterface* member : members) {
EXPECT_FALSE(member->is_defined());
}
stats.m_bool = true;
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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stats.m_int32 = 123;
stats.m_uint32 = 123;
stats.m_int64 = 123;
stats.m_uint64 = 123;
stats.m_double = 123.0;
stats.m_string = std::string("123");
std::vector<bool> sequence_bool;
sequence_bool.push_back(true);
std::vector<int32_t> sequence_int32;
sequence_int32.push_back(static_cast<int32_t>(1));
std::vector<uint32_t> sequence_uint32;
sequence_uint32.push_back(static_cast<uint32_t>(2));
std::vector<int64_t> sequence_int64;
sequence_int64.push_back(static_cast<int64_t>(3));
std::vector<uint64_t> sequence_uint64;
sequence_uint64.push_back(static_cast<uint64_t>(4));
std::vector<double> sequence_double;
sequence_double.push_back(5.0);
std::vector<std::string> sequence_string;
sequence_string.push_back(std::string("six"));
stats.m_sequence_bool = sequence_bool;
stats.m_sequence_int32 = sequence_int32;
stats.m_sequence_uint32 = sequence_uint32;
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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EXPECT_FALSE(stats.m_sequence_int64.is_defined());
stats.m_sequence_int64 = sequence_int64;
stats.m_sequence_uint64 = sequence_uint64;
stats.m_sequence_double = sequence_double;
stats.m_sequence_string = sequence_string;
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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for (const RTCStatsMemberInterface* member : members) {
EXPECT_TRUE(member->is_defined());
}
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_bool, true);
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EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_int32, static_cast<int32_t>(123));
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_uint32, static_cast<uint32_t>(123));
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_int64, static_cast<int64_t>(123));
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_uint64, static_cast<uint64_t>(123));
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_double, 123.0);
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_string, std::string("123"));
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_sequence_bool, sequence_bool);
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_sequence_int32, sequence_int32);
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_sequence_uint32, sequence_uint32);
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_sequence_int64, sequence_int64);
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_sequence_uint64, sequence_uint64);
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_sequence_double, sequence_double);
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_sequence_string, sequence_string);
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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int32_t numbers[] = { 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42 };
std::vector<int32_t> numbers_sequence(&numbers[0], &numbers[6]);
stats.m_sequence_int32->clear();
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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stats.m_sequence_int32->insert(stats.m_sequence_int32->end(),
numbers_sequence.begin(),
numbers_sequence.end());
EXPECT_EQ(*stats.m_sequence_int32, numbers_sequence);
}
TEST(RTCStatsTest, EqualityOperator) {
RTCTestStats empty_stats("testId", 123);
EXPECT_EQ(empty_stats, empty_stats);
RTCTestStats stats_with_all_values = empty_stats;
stats_with_all_values.m_bool = true;
stats_with_all_values.m_int32 = 123;
stats_with_all_values.m_uint32 = 123;
stats_with_all_values.m_int64 = 123;
stats_with_all_values.m_uint64 = 123;
stats_with_all_values.m_double = 123.0;
stats_with_all_values.m_string = "123";
stats_with_all_values.m_sequence_bool = std::vector<bool>();
stats_with_all_values.m_sequence_int32 = std::vector<int32_t>();
stats_with_all_values.m_sequence_uint32 = std::vector<uint32_t>();
stats_with_all_values.m_sequence_int64 = std::vector<int64_t>();
stats_with_all_values.m_sequence_uint64 = std::vector<uint64_t>();
stats_with_all_values.m_sequence_double = std::vector<double>();
stats_with_all_values.m_sequence_string = std::vector<std::string>();
EXPECT_NE(stats_with_all_values, empty_stats);
EXPECT_EQ(stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values);
EXPECT_NE(stats_with_all_values.m_int32, stats_with_all_values.m_uint32);
RTCTestStats one_member_different[] = {
stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values,
stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values,
stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values,
stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values,
stats_with_all_values, stats_with_all_values,
};
for (size_t i = 0; i < 14; ++i) {
EXPECT_EQ(stats_with_all_values, one_member_different[i]);
}
one_member_different[0].m_bool = false;
one_member_different[1].m_int32 = 321;
one_member_different[2].m_uint32 = 321;
one_member_different[3].m_int64 = 321;
one_member_different[4].m_uint64 = 321;
one_member_different[5].m_double = 321.0;
one_member_different[6].m_string = "321";
one_member_different[7].m_sequence_bool->push_back(false);
one_member_different[8].m_sequence_int32->push_back(321);
one_member_different[9].m_sequence_uint32->push_back(321);
one_member_different[10].m_sequence_int64->push_back(321);
one_member_different[11].m_sequence_uint64->push_back(321);
one_member_different[12].m_sequence_double->push_back(321.0);
one_member_different[13].m_sequence_string->push_back("321");
for (size_t i = 0; i < 14; ++i) {
EXPECT_NE(stats_with_all_values, one_member_different[i]);
}
RTCTestStats empty_stats_different_id("testId2", 123);
EXPECT_NE(empty_stats, empty_stats_different_id);
RTCTestStats empty_stats_different_timestamp("testId", 321);
EXPECT_EQ(empty_stats, empty_stats_different_timestamp);
RTCChildStats child("childId", 42);
RTCGrandChildStats grandchild("grandchildId", 42);
EXPECT_NE(child, grandchild);
RTCChildStats stats_with_defined_member("leId", 0);
stats_with_defined_member.child_int = 0;
RTCChildStats stats_with_undefined_member("leId", 0);
EXPECT_NE(stats_with_defined_member, stats_with_undefined_member);
EXPECT_NE(stats_with_undefined_member, stats_with_defined_member);
}
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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TEST(RTCStatsTest, RTCStatsGrandChild) {
RTCGrandChildStats stats("grandchild", 0.0);
stats.child_int = 1;
stats.grandchild_int = 2;
int32_t sum = 0;
for (const RTCStatsMemberInterface* member : stats.Members()) {
sum += *member->cast_to<const RTCStatsMember<int32_t>>();
}
EXPECT_EQ(sum, static_cast<int32_t>(3));
std::unique_ptr<RTCStats> copy_ptr = stats.copy();
const RTCGrandChildStats& copy = copy_ptr->cast_to<RTCGrandChildStats>();
EXPECT_EQ(*copy.child_int, *stats.child_int);
EXPECT_EQ(*copy.grandchild_int, *stats.grandchild_int);
}
TEST(RTCStatsTest, RTCStatsPrintsValidJson) {
std::string id = "statsId";
int timestamp = 42;
bool m_bool = true;
int m_int32 = 123;
int64_t m_int64 = 1234567890123456499L;
double m_double = 123.4567890123456499;
std::string m_string = "123";
std::vector<bool> sequence_bool;
std::vector<int32_t> sequence_int32;
sequence_int32.push_back(static_cast<int32_t>(1));
std::vector<int64_t> sequence_int64;
sequence_int64.push_back(static_cast<int64_t>(-1234567890123456499L));
sequence_int64.push_back(static_cast<int64_t>(1));
sequence_int64.push_back(static_cast<int64_t>(1234567890123456499L));
std::vector<double> sequence_double;
sequence_double.push_back(123.4567890123456499);
sequence_double.push_back(1234567890123.456499);
std::vector<std::string> sequence_string;
sequence_string.push_back(std::string("four"));
RTCTestStats stats(id, timestamp);
stats.m_bool = m_bool;
stats.m_int32 = m_int32;
stats.m_int64 = m_int64;
stats.m_double = m_double;
stats.m_string = m_string;
stats.m_sequence_bool = sequence_bool;
stats.m_sequence_int32 = sequence_int32;
stats.m_sequence_int64 = sequence_int64;
stats.m_sequence_double = sequence_double;
stats.m_sequence_string = sequence_string;
Json::Value json_output;
EXPECT_TRUE(Json::Reader().parse(stats.ToJson(), json_output));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::GetStringFromJsonObject(json_output, "id", &id));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::GetIntFromJsonObject(json_output, "timestamp", &timestamp));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::GetBoolFromJsonObject(json_output, "mBool", &m_bool));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::GetIntFromJsonObject(json_output, "mInt32", &m_int32));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::GetDoubleFromJsonObject(json_output, "mDouble", &m_double));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::GetStringFromJsonObject(json_output, "mString", &m_string));
Json::Value json_array;
EXPECT_TRUE(
rtc::GetValueFromJsonObject(json_output, "mSequenceBool", &json_array));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::JsonArrayToBoolVector(json_array, &sequence_bool));
EXPECT_TRUE(
rtc::GetValueFromJsonObject(json_output, "mSequenceInt32", &json_array));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::JsonArrayToIntVector(json_array, &sequence_int32));
EXPECT_TRUE(
rtc::GetValueFromJsonObject(json_output, "mSequenceDouble", &json_array));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::JsonArrayToDoubleVector(json_array, &sequence_double));
EXPECT_TRUE(
rtc::GetValueFromJsonObject(json_output, "mSequenceString", &json_array));
EXPECT_TRUE(rtc::JsonArrayToStringVector(json_array, &sequence_string));
EXPECT_EQ(id, stats.id());
EXPECT_EQ(timestamp, stats.timestamp_us());
EXPECT_EQ(m_bool, *stats.m_bool);
EXPECT_EQ(m_int32, *stats.m_int32);
EXPECT_EQ(m_string, *stats.m_string);
EXPECT_EQ(sequence_bool, *stats.m_sequence_bool);
EXPECT_EQ(sequence_int32, *stats.m_sequence_int32);
EXPECT_EQ(sequence_string, *stats.m_sequence_string);
EXPECT_NEAR(m_double, *stats.m_double, GetExpectedError(*stats.m_double));
EXPECT_EQ(sequence_double.size(), stats.m_sequence_double->size());
for (size_t i = 0; i < stats.m_sequence_double->size(); ++i) {
EXPECT_NEAR(sequence_double[i], stats.m_sequence_double->at(i),
GetExpectedError(stats.m_sequence_double->at(i)));
}
// We read mInt64 as double since JSON stores all numbers as doubles, so there
// is not enough precision to represent large numbers.
double m_int64_as_double;
std::vector<double> sequence_int64_as_double;
EXPECT_TRUE(
rtc::GetDoubleFromJsonObject(json_output, "mInt64", &m_int64_as_double));
EXPECT_TRUE(
rtc::GetValueFromJsonObject(json_output, "mSequenceInt64", &json_array));
EXPECT_TRUE(
rtc::JsonArrayToDoubleVector(json_array, &sequence_int64_as_double));
double stats_m_int64_as_double = static_cast<double>(*stats.m_int64);
EXPECT_NEAR(m_int64_as_double, stats_m_int64_as_double,
GetExpectedError(stats_m_int64_as_double));
EXPECT_EQ(sequence_int64_as_double.size(), stats.m_sequence_int64->size());
for (size_t i = 0; i < stats.m_sequence_int64->size(); ++i) {
const double stats_value_as_double =
static_cast<double>((*stats.m_sequence_int64)[i]);
EXPECT_NEAR(sequence_int64_as_double[i], stats_value_as_double,
GetExpectedError(stats_value_as_double));
}
// Neither stats.m_uint32 nor stats.m_uint64 are defined, so "mUint64" and
// "mUint32" should not be part of the generated JSON object.
int m_uint32;
int m_uint64;
EXPECT_FALSE(stats.m_uint32.is_defined());
EXPECT_FALSE(stats.m_uint64.is_defined());
EXPECT_FALSE(rtc::GetIntFromJsonObject(json_output, "mUint32", &m_uint32));
EXPECT_FALSE(rtc::GetIntFromJsonObject(json_output, "mUint64", &m_uint64));
std::cout << stats.ToJson() << std::endl;
}
RTCStats and RTCStatsReport added (webrtc/stats). The old and new getStats are very different. This CL proposes rewriting the new getStats from scratch with a bottom-up approach, starting with the fundamental stats classes. This will allow cleaner and more efficient code that is more aligned with the spec. RTCStats and subclasses are the equivalent to RTCStats and RTCStats- -derived dictionaries from the specs[1][2]. The dictionary members are public member variables of type RTCStatsMember<T>, where T is one of the supported types. All members derive from RTCStatsMemberInterface and iteration of members is possible with RTCStats::Members(). The members are not stored in a map for performance and readability. Type checking is supported with static class variables, kType. Only the supported member types T are specialized and may be instantiated, and sequences are supported with std::vector<...>. Type checking is again supported with static class variables, kType. RTCStatsReport is the equivalent from the spec[3], and maps RTCStats::id to RTCStats-objects. RTCStatsReport is reference counted. It and its contained stats may be destroyed on any thread. When the RTCStatsCollector is added in a follow-up CL, it will return const references to the RTCStatsReports. This means copies don't have to be made for multiple stats observers or when jumping threads. In fact, no copies of any stats will have to be made in surfacing stats to Blink. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstats-dictionary [2] https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-stats/archives/20160526/webrtc-stats.html [3] https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-webrtc-20160531/#rtcstatsreport-object This adds the new folder webrtc/stats/, with target rtc_stats and binary rtc_stats_unittests. Public api headers are placed in webrtc/api/ and .cc files are placed in webrtc/stats/. BUG=chromium:627816 Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2241093002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#13879}
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// Death tests.
// Disabled on Android because death tests misbehave on Android, see
// base/test/gtest_util.h.
#if RTC_DCHECK_IS_ON && GTEST_HAS_DEATH_TEST && !defined(WEBRTC_ANDROID)
TEST(RTCStatsDeathTest, ValueOfUndefinedMember) {
RTCTestStats stats("testId", 0.0);
EXPECT_FALSE(stats.m_int32.is_defined());
EXPECT_DEATH(*stats.m_int32, "");
}
TEST(RTCStatsDeathTest, InvalidCasting) {
RTCGrandChildStats stats("grandchild", 0.0);
EXPECT_DEATH(stats.cast_to<RTCChildStats>(), "");
}
#endif // RTC_DCHECK_IS_ON && GTEST_HAS_DEATH_TEST && !defined(WEBRTC_ANDROID)
} // namespace webrtc