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rimage: print cold data and text percentage #9837

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35 changes: 29 additions & 6 deletions tools/rimage/src/module.c
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Expand Up @@ -316,6 +316,7 @@ void module_parse_sections(struct module *module, const struct memory_config *me
uint16_t i;

struct module_section *out_section = module->sections;
size_t cold_text_size = 0, cold_data_size = 0;

fprintf(stdout, " Found %d sections, listing valid sections...\n",
module->elf.sections_count);
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out_section->load_address, out_section->address,
out_section->address + out_section->size, out_section->size);


switch (out_section->type) {
case MST_DATA:
info = &module->data;
if (out_section->detached)
cold_data_size += out_section->size;
fprintf(stdout, "\tDATA");
break;

case MST_TEXT:
info = &module->text;
if (out_section->detached)
cold_text_size += out_section->size;
fprintf(stdout, "\tTEXT");
break;

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sections_info_finalize(&module->bss);

size_t fw_size = module->data.size + module->text.size;
size_t rounded, start, end, size;

fprintf(stdout, " module: input size %zd (0x%zx) bytes %d sections\n",
fw_size, fw_size, module->num_sections);
fprintf(stdout, " module: text %zu (0x%zx) bytes\n"
"\tdata %zu (0x%zx) bytes\n"
"\tbss %zu (0x%zx) bytes\n\n",
module->text.size, module->text.size,
module->data.size, module->data.size,

/* MST_TEXT */
start = module->text.start;
end = module->text.end + cold_text_size;
size = module->text.size + cold_text_size;
rounded = ALIGN_UP(end, MAN_PAGE_SIZE) - start;
fprintf(stdout,
" module: text %zu (0x%zx) bytes, including %zu (0x%zx) %zu%% efficiency bytes\n",
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"efficiency bytes" ?

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efficient memory i.e. not higher power SRAM

size, size, cold_text_size, cold_text_size,
rounded ? (cold_text_size * 100 + rounded / 2) / rounded : 0);

/* MST_DATA */
start = module->data.start;
end = module->data.end + cold_data_size;
size = module->data.size + cold_data_size;
rounded = ALIGN_UP(end, MAN_PAGE_SIZE) - start;
fprintf(stdout,
"\tdata %zu (0x%zx) bytes, including %zu (0x%zx) %zu%% efficiency bytes\n",
size, size, cold_data_size, cold_data_size,
rounded ? (cold_data_size * 100 + rounded / 2) / rounded : 0);
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This is not very obvious math here. with cold_data_size*100+bytes in nominator, seems like you are adding percentages to bytes here...?

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@kv2019i rounding to the nearest integer :-)

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right, right, the example builds for this PR have it as all zeros, but indeed this is good.


/* MST_BSS */
fprintf(stdout, "\tbss %zu (0x%zx) bytes\n",
module->bss.size, module->bss.size);
}

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