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_STATISTICAL PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS_
by Fred Motteler

[LISTING ONE]

/* patest.c -- A collection of simple routines to test the accuracy of
** statistical performance analysis programs for the PC and ES 1800 emulator.
*/

/* Default delay timing parameters */
#define DELAY_ONE 1
#define DELAY_TWO 2
#define DELAY_THREE 3
#define DELAY_FOUR 4
#define DELAY_FIVE 5
#define DELAY_SIX 6
#define DELAY_SEVEN 7
#define DELAY_EIGHT 8
#define DELAY_NINE 9
#define DELAY_TEN 10
#define DELAY_ELEVEN 11
#define DELAY_TWELVE 12
#define DELAY_THIRTEEN 13
#define DELAY_FOURTEEN 14
#define DELAY_FIFTEEN 15

#define DELAY_SCALE 10      /* Effectively muliplies values by 1000 */
#define DELAY_LOOPS 5       /* Default number of times thru main loop */

/* Loop delay parameters.  These are done as globals to allow easy access to
** the timing parameters via the ES 1800 emulator.  This allows different
** timing configurations to be tested without having to recompile and link
** this code.  Kludgie, but it encourages easy experimentation. */
long final_sumL = 0;
int time_oneN = DELAY_ONE;
int time_twoN = DELAY_TWO;
int time_threeN = DELAY_THREE;
int time_fourN = DELAY_FOUR;
int time_fiveN = DELAY_FIVE;
int time_sixN = DELAY_SIX;
int time_sevenN = DELAY_SEVEN;
int time_eightN = DELAY_EIGHT;
int time_nineN = DELAY_NINE;
int time_tenN = DELAY_TEN;
int time_elevenN = DELAY_ELEVEN;
int time_twelveN = DELAY_TWELVE;
int time_thirteenN = DELAY_THIRTEEN;
int time_fourteenN = DELAY_FOURTEEN;
int time_fifteenN = DELAY_FIFTEEN;
int scaleN = DELAY_SCALE;
int looptoloopN = DELAY_LOOPS;

/* Function: long delay_xxxx(int delayN)
** Description: These are simple functions designed to allow varied delays.
** The code in each delay function is the identical to the code in all of
** the other delay functions. This allows accurate comparision of the
** relative execution time of each function. Fifteen of these functions should
** be a reasonable number to represent a simple "real" program.
*/
long
delay_one(delayN)
int delayN;
{
    int i;
    long sumL;

    sumL = 0L;
    delayN <<= scaleN;
    for (i = 0; i < delayN; i++)
    sumL += (long) i;

    return(sumL);
}
long
delay_two(delayN)
int delayN;
{
    int i;
    long sumL;
    sumL = 0L;
    delayN <<= scaleN;
    for (i = 0; i < delayN; i++)
    sumL += (long) i;
    return(sumL);
}

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long
delay_fifteen(delayN)
int delayN;
{
    int i;
    long sumL;
    sumL = 0L;
    delayN <<= scaleN;
    for (i = 0; i < delayN; i++)
    sumL += (long) i;
    return(sumL);
}

/* Function: void main()
** Description: This is a simple routine to run the various delay routines.
** The delay time variables are all globals to allow experimentation with
** the timing parameters using the ES 1800 emulator.
*/
void
main()
{
    int i;
    final_sumL = 0L;
    for (i = 0; i < looptoloopN; i++)
    {
    final_sumL += delay_one(time_oneN);
    final_sumL += delay_two(time_twoN);
    final_sumL += delay_three(time_threeN);
    final_sumL += delay_four(time_fourN);
    final_sumL += delay_five(time_fiveN);
    final_sumL += delay_six(time_sixN);
    final_sumL += delay_seven(time_sevenN);
    final_sumL += delay_eight(time_eightN);
    final_sumL += delay_nine(time_nineN);
    final_sumL += delay_ten(time_tenN);
    final_sumL += delay_eleven(time_elevenN);
    final_sumL += delay_twelve(time_twelveN);
    final_sumL += delay_thirteen(time_thirteenN);
    final_sumL += delay_fourteen(time_fourteenN);
    final_sumL += delay_fifteen(time_fifteenN);
    }
}

[LISTING TWO]

TITLE   patick - IBM PC / Clone Clock Tick CS:IP Grabber
; File: patick.asm--Fred Motteler and Applied Microsystems Corporation
;   Copyright 1990. All Rights Reserved
; Description:
;   This file contains three functions:
;   C callable:
;   void painit(bufferLP, lengthN)  Initialize grabber interrupt vector
;   int paclose()           Close grabber interrupt vector
;   Interrupt routine, this is treated like part of painit():
;   patick              Grab CS:IP value
;   These functions are configured for small model.
;   Stack frame structure for painit():
;
stkfr   STRUC
    OLD_FR  DW  ?   ; Previous stack frame pointer
    RETADDR DW  ?   ; Return address to caller
    BUFFERP DW  ?   ; Pointer to buffer to use
    BUFLEN  DW  ?   ; Length of buffer (in longwords)
stkfr   ENDS
;
;   Stack frame structure for clock tick timer routine.
intfr   STRUC
    INT_FR  DW  ?   ; Pre-interrupt stack frame pointer
    IP_VAL  DW  ?   ; Pre-interrupt IP value
    CS_VAL  DW  ?   ; Pre-interrupt CS value
intfr   ENDS
TIMER   EQU 8h      ; Timer interrupt vector number
DGROUP  GROUP   _DATA
_DATA   SEGMENT WORD PUBLIC 'DATA'
        ASSUME  DS:DGROUP
bufptr  DW  0       ; Starting point of buffer
bufsiz  DW  0       ; Number of longwords in the buffer
bufindx DW  0       ; Next location of buffer to use
bufwrap DB  0       ; Flag if buffer has wrapped...
_DATA   ENDS
_TEXT   SEGMENT BYTE PUBLIC 'CODE'
    ASSUME  CS:_TEXT
;
;   void paopen (unsigned long *bufferLP, int lengthN)
;   This a C callable function to initialize the CS:IP grabber and
;   start it up.  bufferLP points the buffer of where to write CS:IP
;   values.  lengthN is the length of the buffer in longwords.
    PUBLIC  paopen
paopen  PROC    NEAR
    push    bp
    mov bp,sp
    push    si
    push    di
    push    es
;
;   Set up the local buffer pointer values from those passed on the stack.
    mov ax,[bp].BUFFERP ; Get pointer to start of buffer
    mov bufptr,ax
    mov ax,[bp].BUFLEN  ; Get length of the buffer
    shl ax,1        ; convert longword length to byte length
    shl ax,1
    mov bufsiz,ax
    xor ax,ax       ; Start at the beginning of the buffer
    mov bufindx,ax
    mov bufwrap,al  ; Reset buffer wrap flag
;
;   Save the original clock tick interrupt vector.
    mov al,TIMER    ; interrupt number into al
    mov ah,35h      ; DOS function = get vector
    int 21h     ; DOS returns old vector in es:bx
    mov cs:oldseg,es    ; save old segment
    mov cs:oldoff,bx    ; save old offset
;
;   Disable interrupts while changing the interrupt vector.
    cli
;
;      Change clock tick interrupt routine to point at local interrupt routine.
    mov al,TIMER    ; vector number
    mov ah,25h      ; DOS function = set vector
    mov dx,OFFSET patick ; point to our interrupt handler
    push    ds      ; don't lose ds, we need to get to local data
    push    cs      ; move this cs to ds
    pop ds      ;
    int 21h     ; set the new vector
    pop ds      ; restore ds
;
;   Enable interrupts and return;
    pop es
    pop di
    pop si
    pop bp
    sti
    ret
;
;   Clock tick grabber routine. This routine samples CS:IP that were pushed
;       on to the stack when the interrupt occurs.
patick: push    bp
    mov bp,sp       ; Treat CS:IP values like stack frame
    push    ax
    push    bx
    push    ds
;
;   Get the local ds to allow access to local variables.
    mov ax,DGROUP
    mov ds,ax
;
;   Use bx as a pointer to the recording buffer
    mov bx,bufptr
    add bx,bufindx
;
;   Grab the pre-interrupt CS:IP values off the stack
    mov ax,[bp].IP_VAL  ; grab the IP
    mov [bx],ax     ; save the IP in the recording buffer
    inc bx
    inc bx
    mov ax,[bp].CS_VAL  ; grab the CS
    mov [bx],ax     ; save the CS in the recording buffer
    inc bx
    inc bx
;
;   Check if we are at the end of the buffer
    sub bx,bufptr   ; get the byte offset index back again
    mov ax,bufsiz   ; get the buffer byte length
    cmp ax,bx
    jne notend      ; jump if not at the end of the buffer
;
;   At the end of the buffer
    mov bx,0        ; reset the buffer index
    mov al,0ffh     ; set flag to indicate buffer wrap
    mov bufwrap,al
;
;   Write out modified buffer index
notend: mov bufindx,bx
;
;   Clean up
    pop ds
    pop bx
    pop ax
    pop bp
;
;   Jump to the original interrupt service routine.  An immediate jump
;   is used so no segment registers are required.
    DB  0eah        ; jmp immediate, to the offset:segment
;                 selected below (brute force approach).
;   Original interrupt handler's offset and segment values.  These are
;   in the current code segment to allow the interrupt routine given
;   here to directly jump to the original interrupt routine.
oldoff  DW  0       ; Room for original timer interrupt offset
oldseg  DW  0       ; Room for original timer interrupt segment

paopen  ENDP
;
;   int paclose()  This is a C callable function to close CS:IP grabber and
;   return the number of CS:IP values grabbed.
    PUBLIC  paclose
paclose PROC    NEAR
    push    bp
    mov bp,sp
    push    si
    push    di
    push    es
;
;   Disable interrupts while the original interrupt vector is restored.
    cli
    mov al,TIMER    ; get interrupt number
    mov ah,25h      ; DOS function = set vector
    push    ds      ;
    mov dx,cs:oldoff    ; old timer offset
    mov ds,cs:oldseg    ; old timer segment
    int 21h     ; restore old vector
    pop ds      ;
;
;   Enable interrupts.
    sti
;
;   Calculate the number of CS:IP values
    cmp bufwrap,0   ; check if the buffer has wrapped
    jne wrapped     ; jump if it has wrapped
    mov ax,bufindx  ; no wrap, return buffer index as count
    jmp done
wrapped: mov    ax,bufsiz   ; wrapped, return buffer size as count
;
;   Clean up stack and return
done:   shr ax,1        ; Return count in number of CS:IP pairs
    shr ax,1
    pop es
    pop di
    pop si
    pop bp
    ret

paclose ENDP
_TEXT   ENDS
    END



[LISTING THREE]

/* pawhere.c -- contains a very simple program that returns its segment base
** address.  Note that this program is Lattice version 6.01 specific in that
** the Lattice small model has "main" at the beginning of the exectable
** portion of the program. Other compiler/linker packages may require that the
** program map be examined for the module that starts the program.
** Copyright 1990 Fred Motteler and Applied Microsystems Corporation
*/
#include <dos.h>
#include <stdio.h>

unsigned int
main()
{
    FILE *fp;

    fp = fopen("pawhere.tmp", "w");
    fprintf(fp, "%x %x\n",
        (FP_SEG((char far *) main)), (FP_OFF((char far *) main)));
    fclose(fp);
    exit(0);
}



[LISTING FOUR]

/* pamsdos.c -- Utility functions used by MS-DOS version of the statistical
** performance analysis package.
** Copyright 1990 Fred Motteler and Applied Microsystems Corporation
*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "padef.h"

/* Function: int main( argcN, argvAS )
** Description: MS-DOS based statistical performance analysis program.
**   Command line arguments: pamsdos prog.map prog.cfg prog.exe options
**   Where: prog.map = memory map for program; prog.cfg = memory map
**    configuration; prog.exe = program to run; options = command options
**    for the program to run
*/
int
main( argcN, argvAS )
int argcN;
char *argvAS[];
{
    int errorN;             /* Error code */
    unsigned int segmentW;  /* Starting load address of program to run */
    unsigned int offsetW;
    unsigned long originL;
    int processedN;         /* Number of map globals processed */
    int i;                  /* General index */
    FILE *mapFP;            /* Map file to read */
    FILE *formatFP;         /* File with map file format information */
    char commandAC[PA_LINE_LEN]; /* Complete command line for program */
    int pagelinesN;         /* Number of lines on output page, 0 if
                 * continuous, -1 if no display output, else
                 * n if n lines per page. */
    FILE *listFP;           /* Results output file */
    char listAB[80];        /* Optional results listing file path/name */
    char pagelinesAB[8];    /* String for number of lines/page */

    printf("pamsdos - Statistical performance analysis tool for MS-DOS\n");
    printf("Version %s\n", PA_VERSION);
    printf("Copyright (C) 1990 Fred Motteler and Applied Microsystems Corp\n");
    if (argcN < 4)
    {
    printf("Usage: pamsdos prog.map prog.cfg prog.exe [options]\n");
    printf(" Where: prog.map  memory map for program\n");
    printf("        prog.cfg  memory map configuration file\n");
    printf("        prog.exe  program to run\n");
    printf("        [options] command line options for program to run\n");
    exit(-100);
    }

    /* Determine where the program to run is to be located. */
    if ((errorN = pa_locate(&segmentW, &offsetW)) != 0)
    {
    pa_error(errorN);
    exit(errorN);
    }
    /* Calculate origin of program.  Room must be allowed for memory
     * malloc()'d off the heap. */
    originL = (unsigned long) (segmentW + 1);
    originL <<= 4;
    originL += (unsigned long) (offsetW - 2);
    originL += (unsigned long) (PA_BUFLEN << 2);

    if ((pa_debugN & PA_GENERAL) != 0)
    {
    printf("program start segment:offset %x:%x\n", segmentW, offsetW);
    printf("              linear address %lx\n",originL);
    }

    /* Get the complete command line to invoke the program. */
    strcpy(commandAC, argvAS[3]);
    if (argcN > 4)
    {
    for (i = 4; i <  argcN; i++)
    {
        strcat(commandAC," ");
        strcat(commandAC,argvAS[i]);
    }
    }

    /* Run the program and collect samples. */
    printf("Starting %s\n", argvAS[3]);
    if ((errorN = pa_pcsample(commandAC, PA_SAMPLE, PA_BUFLEN)) != 0)
    {
    pa_error(errorN);
    exit(errorN);
    }

    /* Read in the configuration file to get map format information and
     * to get number of lines / display page and option listing file. */
    if ((formatFP = fopen(argvAS[2], "r")) == (FILE *) NULL)
    {
    pa_error(PA_NO_CFG_E);
    exit(PA_NO_CFG_E);
    }

    /* Read in display lines, and optional output file configuration data
     * from the configuration file. */
    if (((errorN = paconfig(formatFP, PA_PAGELINES, pagelinesAB)) != 0) ||
    ((errorN = paconfig(formatFP, PA_LISTFILE, listAB)) != 0))
    {
    pa_error(errorN);
    fclose(formatFP);
    exit(errorN);
    }

    /* Determine the number of lines/page to display */
    if (sscanf(pagelinesAB, "%d", &pagelinesN) != 1)
    {
    pa_error(PA_BAD_ARG_E);
    fclose(formatFP);
    exit(PA_BAD_ARG_E);
    }

    /* Open the optional listing file */
    if (listAB[0] == '\0')
    listFP = (FILE *) NULL;
    else if ((listFP = fopen(listAB, "w")) == (FILE *) NULL)
    {
    pa_error(PA_NO_LST_E);
    fclose(formatFP);
    exit(PA_NO_LST_E);
    }

 /* Read program's memory map and create "bins" for program counter samples. */
    if ((mapFP = fopen(argvAS[1], "r")) == (FILE *) NULL)
    {
    pa_error(PA_NO_MAP_E);
    fclose(mapFP);
    exit(PA_NO_MAP_E);
    }
    if ((errorN = pardmap(mapFP, formatFP, originL, &processedN)) != 0)
    {
    pa_error(errorN);
    fclose(mapFP);
    fclose(formatFP);
    exit(errorN);
    }

    /* Process the samples and sort the bins according to the PC hits in
     * each bin. */
    printf("Processing samples\n");
    if ((errorN = pa_bstuff(PA_SAMPLE, patableAHP, &processedN)) != 0)
    {
    pa_error(errorN);
    fclose(mapFP);
    fclose(formatFP);
    exit(errorN);
    }

    /* Display the results */
    padisply(patableAHP, processedN, pagelinesN, listFP);
    fclose(mapFP);
    fclose(formatFP);
    exit(0);
}

/* Function: int pa_locate(unsigned int *segmentPW, unsigned int *offsetPW)
** Description: This function figures out where in memory the program to be
**  analyzed is to be run. MS-DOS executables are dynamically located at
**  runtime. In order to avoid the complexity of writing a DOS ".exe" loader
**  program, a simpler approach is used here. This function uses the ANSI
**  system() library function to execute a trial program, "pawhere.exe" that
**  writes its starting code segment and offset to a temporary file
**  "pawhere.tmp". After "pawhere.exe" has finished, this function opens the
**  temporary file and reads the starting segment and offset value. It is
**  assumed that the desired program to be tested will have the same starting
**  code segment and offset. If all operations were successful, then 0 is
**  returned. Otherwise a non-zero error code will be returned.*/
int
pa_locate(segmentPW, offsetPW)
unsigned int *segmentPW;
unsigned int *offsetPW;
{
    FILE *fp;

    /* First figure out where the program will be loaded.  Run "pawhere.exe"
     * via a system() function call. */
    if ((system("pawhere")) != 0)
    return(PA_NO_WHERE_E);

    /* Read in the result of whereami.tmp. */
    if ((fp = fopen("pawhere.tmp", "r")) == (FILE *) NULL)
    return(PA_NO_TMP_E);
    if ((fscanf(fp, "%x %x", segmentPW, offsetPW)) != 2)
    return(PA_BAD_TMP_E);
    fclose(fp);
    if (remove("pawhere.tmp") != 0)
    return(PA_TMP_RM_E);

    return(0);
}

/* Function: int pa_pcsample(char *programS, char *sampfileS, int samplesN)
** Description: This function runs the program (entire command line) pointed
**   to by programS, while sampling its program counter every PC clock tick.
**   Up to samplesN program counter samples are collected, and then written
**   out in binary format to the file sampfiles.*/
int
pa_pcsample(programS, sampfileS, samplesN)
char *programS;         /* Command line of program to run */
char *sampfileS;        /* File to use to write out pc samples */
int samplesN;           /* Maximum number of samples to collect */
{
    unsigned long *pcbufferPL;  /* Word pointer to local pc sample buffer */
    unsigned int *pcbufferPW;   /* Long pointer to local pc sample buffer */
    unsigned long *pcorgPL; /* Original copy of pointer to pc sample buf */
    unsigned int segmentW;  /* Starting segment of program to run */
    unsigned int offsetW;   /* Starting offset of program to run */
    int handleN;        /* pc sample file handle */
    unsigned long sampleL;  /* segment:offset sample converted to linear */
    int i;          /* general index */

    /* Grab memory for the sample buffer */
    if ((pcbufferPL = (unsigned long *) malloc((4*samplesN)))
    == (unsigned long *) NULL)
    return(PA_NO_MEM_E);
    /* Copy buffer pointer to allow word (int) access as well as long access.*/
    pcbufferPW = (unsigned int *) pcbufferPL;
    pcorgPL = pcbufferPL;

    /* Start CS:IP sampling */
    paopen(pcbufferPW, samplesN);

    /* Run the desired program. */
    if (system(programS) != 0)
    {
    paclose();
    return(PA_NO_EXEC_E);
    }

    /* Stop sampling */
    samplesN = paclose();

    /* Convert the samples from offsetW:segment to linear addresses relative
     * to the origin of the loaded program. */
    if ((pa_debugN & PA_GENERAL) != 0)
    printf("pa_pcsample: number of samples: %d\n", samplesN);
    for (i = 0; i < samplesN; i++)
    {
    /* Read segment:offset value from the table. */
    offsetW = *pcbufferPW++;
    segmentW = *pcbufferPW++;

    if ((pa_debugN & PA_GENERAL) != 0)
        printf("pa_pcsample: sample segment:offset %x:%x\n",
            segmentW,offsetW);

    /* Convert it to a linear address. */
    sampleL = ((unsigned long) offsetW)
        + (((unsigned long) segmentW) << 4);
    /* Write the linear address back to the table. */
    *pcbufferPL++ = sampleL;
    if ((pa_debugN & PA_GENERAL) != 0)
        printf("pa_pcsample: linear sample %lx\n",sampleL);
    }

    /* Write the samples to a binary file. */
    if ((handleN = open (sampfileS, (O_CREAT | O_WRONLY | O_RAW), 0))
    == (-1))
    {
    free(pcorgPL);
    return(PA_NO_PC_FILE_E);
    }
    if ((write( handleN, ((char *) pcorgPL), (samplesN << 2)))
    != (samplesN << 2))
    {
    close(handleN);
    free(pcorgPL);
    return(PA_NO_PC_WR_E);
    }

    close(handleN);
    free(pcorgPL);
    return(0);
}