Commit 5ce2e3e1 authored by Joanne Hugé's avatar Joanne Hugé

Update documentation, improve histograms, fix mistakes

Fix gpio.h
Fix small mistake in print_hist function
Remove sudo command in run-cyclictest
Improve histograms to make them similar to cyclictest's ones
parent 5cadd7d6
# tsn-rt-measures repository
This repository contains various programs I wrote to measure the TSN capabilities
of three OLinuXino LIME2 boards I have.
This repository contains various programs I wrote to do TSN measurements
A recap of everything I have done and the current progress is available [here](https://www.nexedi.com/NXD-Johan.Huge.Internship.Progress)
## clockres
## cyclictest like programs
clockres is used to determine the resolution of the clock (CLOCK_MONOTONIC), by doing successive
calls to clock_gettime
## packet-exchange
clockres, and packet-exchange are C programs wrote using
the same structure as cyclictest, and borrows large portions of the cyclictest
code:
packet-exchange has a client and a server, which exchange UDP ethernet packets using real-time threads,
and can send them on a ETF qdisc by setting a txtime timestamp. Software timestamps can be generated using
the SO_TIMESTAMPING option to measure time spent in kernel.
A Round-Trip Time option also exists to measure RTT of an UDP packet.
XDP sockets can also be used to exchange packets
They have a real-time thread doing measurements or time sensitive operations
The client and server programs have a structure similar to cyclictest
They have a real-time thread doing measurements and time sensitive operations
at regular intervals, and a non real-time thread doing the I/O operations to
report the results shared by the real-time thread.
The real-time thread can be assigned to CPU1 (which I chose to isolate on the Olimex boards) and
can have it's priority set as an option, default is to 99. It writes results in a static structure.
The real-time thread can be assigned to a CPU and can have it's priority set as
an option, default is to 98.
* clockres is used to determine the resolution of the clock (CLOCK_MONOTONIC), by doing successive
calls to clock_gettime
## Scripts
* packet-exchange has a client and a server, which exchange UDP ethernet packets using real-time threads,
and can send them on a ETF qdisc by setting a txtime timestamp. software timestamps can be generated using
the SO_TIMESTAMPING option, and timestamps inside the userspace program, for measuring purposes. A RTT
option also exists to measure RTT of an UDP packet.
- run-server, run-client
Front-end interface to the client and server programs from packet-exchange
Uses create-qdisc to setup qdisc
Can use trace-cmd for tracing
Uses /etc/hosts to find IP address
## Scripts
- run-ptp4l, run-phc2sys, run-cyclictest
Easier interfaces to use ptp4l, phc2sys and cyclictest
- test-board-synchro
This script can be used in a setup with two boards connected to one computer
It will synchronize the computer and the boards with linux ptp, and have the computer send timestamps to the boards at a regular interval.
On receiving these timestamps, the boards will toggle one of their GPIO pins at the given timestamp, and the signals can be measured with an oscilloscope, logic analyzer, microcontroller with input capture etc...
- create-qdisc:
Setups ETF or pfifo_fast qdisc, was written for the lime2 board whose
NIC has only one queue, it should not be used for NIC with multiple RX queues
- packet-histogram-stop, packet-histogram-stop
Can automate measures between two boards using ssh and expect scripts
(Needs to be updated: currently has no documentation, and might be broken)
- sudossh
Execute a command with root privileges on the olimex boards without having to enter the password
- exec-ssh-nohup
Execute a command and fork it so that it can still run after ssh is closed
- txtime-stats.py
Used for parsing for the tcpdump option in run-server
- parse-saleae-measures.py
Used to parse measures from the Saleaea logic analyzer
The scripts folder contains various useful bash scripts to avoid
typing long commands on the boards
## Measure analysis
......
......@@ -390,15 +390,19 @@ static void print_histograms() {
max_hist_val = histogram_max(histogram, MAX_RTT - 1);
}
printf("# Histogram\n");
for (int j = 0; j < max_hist_val; j++)
printf("%06d %015" PRIi64 "\n", j, histogram[j]);
printf(
"Duration: %dh%d\n"
"High kernel latencies: %" PRIu64 "\n"
"Invalid parameters: %" PRIu64 "\n"
"Missed deadlines: %" PRIu64 "\n",
"# Duration: %dh%d\n"
"# High kernel latencies: %" PRIu64 "\n"
"# Invalid parameters: %" PRIu64 "\n"
"# Missed deadlines: %" PRIu64 "\n",
duration_hour, duration_minutes, egress_stats.high_kernel_latency,
egress_stats.invalid_parameter, egress_stats.missed_deadline);
for (int j = 0; j < max_hist_val; j++) printf("%" PRIi64 "\n", histogram[j]);
}
static void sighand(int sig_num) {
......
......@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ struct timespec uint_to_ts(uint64_t t) {
void add_ns(struct timespec *t, uint64_t ns) {
t->tv_nsec += ns;
while (t->tv_nsec >= ((uint64_t) NSEC_PER_SEC)) {
while (t->tv_nsec >= ((int64_t) NSEC_PER_SEC)) {
t->tv_sec += 1;
t->tv_nsec -= NSEC_PER_SEC;
}
......
......@@ -2,6 +2,6 @@
#define GPIO_H
void enable_gpio(int gpio_index);
void toggle_gpio(int gpio_index);
void toggle_gpio();
#endif
......@@ -49,7 +49,6 @@ typedef struct main_params {
int verbose;
int enable_tracing;
int enable_xdp_tracing;
int enable_graph;
} main_param_t;
static void process_options(int argc, char *argv[]);
......@@ -95,7 +94,6 @@ static void help(char *argv[]) {
" POLL_MODE: 0 for polling, 1 for combination of both\n"
" -X Trace during XDP packet reception\n"
" -T THRESHOLD Enable tracing until THRESHOLD is reached\n"
" -G Enable function_graph tracer, used with -T\n"
" -v Verbose\n"
"\n",
argv[0]);
......@@ -278,7 +276,6 @@ int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
main_params.refresh_rate = 50000;
main_params.verbose = 0;
main_params.enable_tracing = 0;
main_params.enable_graph = 0;
enable_timestamps = 0;
enable_histograms = 0;
tsn_task = RECV_PACKET_TASK;
......@@ -377,24 +374,30 @@ static void print_histograms() {
if (enable_timestamps) {
max_latency = histogram_max(kernel_latency_hist, MAX_KERNEL_LATENCY - 1);
printf("# Histogram\n");
for (int j = 0; j < max_latency; j++)
printf(" %06d %015" PRIi64 "\n", j, kernel_latency_hist[j]);
printf(
"Duration: %dh%d\n"
"Lost packets: %" PRIu64 "\n",
"# Duration: %dh%d\n"
"# Lost packets: %" PRIu64 "\n",
duration_hour, duration_minutes, ingress_stats.high_jitter);
for (int j = 0; j < max_latency; j++)
printf("%" PRIi64 "\n", kernel_latency_hist[j]);
}
printf("# Histogram\n");
for (int j = min_jitter; j < max_jitter; j++)
printf(" %06d %015" PRIi64 "\n", j, jitter_hist[j]);
printf(
"Middle: %d\n"
"Duration: %dh%d\n"
"Lost packets\": %" PRIu64 "\n",
"# Middle: %d\n"
"# Duration: %dh%d\n"
"# Lost packets: %" PRIu64 "\n",
MAX_JITTER / 2 - min_jitter, duration_hour, duration_minutes,
ingress_stats.high_jitter);
for (int j = min_jitter; j < max_jitter; j++)
printf("%" PRIi64 "\n", jitter_hist[j]);
}
static void sighand(int sig_num) {
......@@ -479,9 +482,6 @@ static void process_options(int argc, char *argv[]) {
main_params.enable_tracing = 1;
thread_params.latency_threshold = atoi(optarg);
break;
case 'G':
main_params.enable_graph = 1;
break;
}
}
......
#!/bin/bash
usage() {
cat << ENDUSAGE
Usage: $0 CMD
$0 sudo CMD
ENDUSAGE
exit 1;
}
if [ -z "$1" ]; then
usage
fi
if [ $1 == "sudo" ]; then
if [ -z "$2" ]; then
usage
fi
./sudossh emerald "$2";
./sudossh slate "$2";
./sudossh onyx "$2";
else
ssh emerald $1&
ssh onyx $1&
ssh slate $1
fi
#!/bin/bash
usage() {
echo "Usage: $0 OPTIONS -c CLIENT_BOARD SERVER_BOARD" 1>&2;
echo " $0 OPTIONS -s [-t] (-p | (-e DELTA -o ETF_OFFSET)) CLIENT_BOARD SERVER_BOARD" 1>&2;
echo " $0 OPTIONS -C [-l] BOARD" 1>&2;
echo "OPTIONS: [-h] [-i INTERVAL] [-k KERNEL_VERSION]" 1>&2;
cat << ENDUSAGE
Usage: $0 OPTIONS -c CLIENT_BOARD SERVER_BOARD" 1>&2;
$0 OPTIONS -s [-t] (-p | (-e DELTA -o ETF_OFFSET)) CLIENT_BOARD SERVER_BOARD" 1>&2;
$0 OPTIONS -C [-l] BOARD" 1>&2;
OPTIONS: [-h] [-i INTERVAL] [-k KERNEL_VERSION]" 1>&2;
ENDUSAGE
1>&2;
exit 1;
}
......
......@@ -4,12 +4,40 @@ script_dir=$(dirname $(realpath $0))
usage() {
cat << ENDUSAGE
Usage: $0 QDISC_OPT [CLIENT_OPTS] BOARD
QDISC_OPTS: (-e delta [-o etf_offset] -H | -p) [-q]
CLIENT_OPTS: -bgt -c DELAY -s NS -i INTERVAL -I if -a CPU -d TX_BUF_LEN [TRACE_OPTS]
TRACE_OPTS: [-T -P TRACER -E EVENTS -B SIZE]
default tracer opts: irq, sched, net_dev_start_xmit,
Usage: $0 [-h] QDISC_OPT [CLIENT_OPTS] BOARD_HOSTNAME
-h Show help
QDISC_OPTS: (-e DELTA [-o USEC] -H | -p) [-q]
Which qdisc to use (will call create-qdisc script)
-e DELTA Use ETF (Earlier Txtime First) qdisc with specified delta
(check tc-etf man page for more information)
-o USEC Offset in userspace program to set the timestamp passed to ETF qdisc
-H Use hardware offloading for the ETF qdisc (not all hardware supports this)
-p Use pfifo_fast qdisc (default one)
-q Don't setup qdiscs with create-qdisc script
CLIENT_OPTS: -bgt (-c DELAY -s NS | -d TX_BUF_LEN) -i INTERVAL -I if -a CPU [TRACE_OPTS]
Options passed to the C client program (everything here is optional)
-b Measure round trip time
-g Generate histogram of the measures
-t Use SO_TIMESTAMPS to see how much time packet spent in kernel
-c DELAY Send a timestamp in the packet with the specified delay (in us)
(to be used with PTP)
-s NS Specify a CLOCK_REALTIME timestamp at which client should start
(to be used with PTP)
-d TX_BUF_LEN Length of the data sent in the packets
-i USEC Interval at which the RT thread should send packets
-I IF Network interface to use to send the packets
-a CPU CPU on which to pin the program
TRACE_OPTS: -T [-P TRACER -E EVENTS -B SIZE]
Options to trace with trace-cmd until ETF deadline is missed
(see trace-cmd man page and ftrace documentation)
-T Enable tracing
-P TRACER Which trace to use when tracing: function, function_graph, wakeup etc...
Default: function
-E EVENTS Specify which events to trace (e.g: "-E "-e net -e irq")
Default: irq, sched, net_dev_start_xmit,
net_dev_xmit, net_dev_xmit_timeout
-B SIZE Size of the buffer for each CPU in kilobytes
BOARD_HOSTNAME /etc/hosts is used to find the IP of the given hostname
ENDUSAGE
1>&2;
......@@ -112,10 +140,6 @@ qdisc_options+=" -I $interface"
client_options+=" -a $cpu"
board_name=$1
if [ $board_name != "emerald" ] && [ $board_name != "onyx" ] && [ $board_name != "slate" ]; then
usage
fi
board_ip=$(cat /etc/hosts | grep $board_name | awk '{print $1}')
if [ -z "${use_etf}" ] && [ -z "${use_pfast}" ]; then
......
#!/bin/bash
usage() {
echo "Usage: $0 -hgl -i INTERVAL" 1>&2;
cat << ENDUSAGE
Usage: $0 -hgl -i INTERVAL" 1>&2
-h Show help
-g Generate histogram of the measures
-l Generate artificial load with hackbench
(This will cause heavy lag, program then needs to be stopped with
killall run-cyclictest to prevent hackbench thread to keep
being spawned)
-i INTERVAL Interval passed to cyclictest (see cyclictest man page)
ENDUSAGE
1>&2;
exit 1;
}
......@@ -40,7 +51,7 @@ if [ -n "$create_load" ]; then
fi
if [ -n "$generate_histogram" ]; then
sudo cyclictest $cyclictest_opts -h 400 -q > cyclictest_hist
cyclictest $cyclictest_opts -h 400 -q > cyclictest_hist
else
sudo cyclictest $cyclictest_opts
cyclictest $cyclictest_opts
fi
......@@ -9,7 +9,18 @@ opts=""
interface="eth0"
usage() {
echo "Usage: $0 [-r -p telecom|gPTP|OTHER -s -H -i IF -o OPTS]" 1>&2;
cat << ENDUSAGE
Usage: $0 [-h] [-r -p telecom|gPTP|OTHER -s -H -i IF -o OPTS]
-h Show help
-r Kill all ptp4l programs before
-p Use a linuxptp profile (see in linuxptp/configs)
-s Use slave mode
-H Use hardware timestamping
-i IF Set network interface to be used
-o OPTS Pass additionnal options to linuxptp
ENDUSAGE
1>&2;
exit 1;
}
......
......@@ -8,10 +8,34 @@ usage() {
}
usage() {
cat << ENDUSAGE
Usage: $0 [-I if] SERVER | TCPDUMP [TRACE_OPTS]
SERVER: [-bct] [(-x | -X) POLL] [-g INTERVAL] [-a CPU]
Usage: $0 [-h] [-I if] [SERVER] | TCPDUMP [TRACE_OPTS]
-h Show help
SERVER: -bct ((-x | -X) POLL) -g INTERVAL -a CPU
Options passed to the C server program (everything here is optional)
-b Send back packets for round trip measurements
-c Emit a signal on GPIO at the timestamp given in packet
(to be used with -c option in client program)
-t Use SO_TIMESTAMPS to see how much time packet spent in kernel
-x POLL Use XDP sockets, with a global libbpf installation
-X POLL Use XDP sockets, with libbpf located in \$HOME/libbpf folder
POLL: Polling mode used in server program, 0 to poll with poll function,
1 to do active polling
-g USEC Generate histograms for measures with the specified interval
-a CPU CPU on which to pin the program
TCPDUMP: -d NB_PACKETS [-i INTERVAL]
TRACE_OPTS: (-T LATENCY_THRESHOLD -G) | -E LATENCY_THRESHOLD
Will use tcpdump to capture the packets and measure jitter
-d NB_PACKETS Use tcpdump to capture given amount of packets
(don't set it too high, it doesn't scale well)
-i USEC Specify which interval was used in the client
Default: 1ms
TRACE_OPTS: -T LATENCY_THRESHOLD [-P TRACER -E XDP_EVENTS]
Trace until latency threshold is met
-T THRESHOLD Enable tracing until threshold is met
-P TRACER Which trace to use when tracing: function, function_graph, wakeup etc...
Default: function
-E EVENTS Specify which events to trace (e.g: "-E "-e net -e irq")
Default: irq, sched, net, napi
-B SIZE Size of the buffer for each CPU in kilobytes
ENDUSAGE
1>&2;
......@@ -24,10 +48,11 @@ server_options="-p 99"
make_opts=""
ip="10.100.21."
tcpdump_interval=1000000
tracecmd_events="-e irq -e sched -e xdp -e net -e page_pool -e preemptirq -e napi"
tracecmd_events="-e irq -e sched -e net -e napi"
tracecmd_opts=""
cpu=1
while getopts "a:b:chtx:X:d:i:g:I:T:GE:" opt; do
while getopts "a:b:chtx:X:d:i:g:I:T:E:P:B:" opt; do
case "${opt}" in
a )
cpu=${OPTARG}
......@@ -69,14 +94,17 @@ while getopts "a:b:chtx:X:d:i:g:I:T:GE:" opt; do
server_options+=" -x ${OPTARG}"
make_opts=" -e WITH_GIT_XDP=1"
;;
T )
server_options+=" -T ${OPTARG}"
;;
G )
server_options+=" -G"
B )
tracecmd_opts+=" -m ${OPTARG} -b ${OPTARG}"
;;
E )
enable_xdp_events=1
tracecmd_events=${OPTARG}
;;
P )
tracecmd_opts+=" -p ${OPTARG}"
;;
T )
use_tracer=1
server_options+=" -T ${OPTARG}"
;;
* )
......@@ -90,9 +118,6 @@ shift $((OPTIND-1))
server_options+=" -f $interface -a $cpu"
if [ -n "${use_rtt}" ]; then
if [ $board_name != "emerald" ] && [ $board_name != "onyx" ] && [ $board_name != "slate" ]; then
usage
fi
board_ip=$(cat /etc/hosts | grep $board_name | awk '{print $1}')
server_options+=" -b $board_ip"
fi
......@@ -118,9 +143,9 @@ else
echo "make $make_opts server";
cd $script_dir/../packet-exchange/build;make $make_opts server;cd $script_dir
if [ -n "${enable_xdp_events}" ]; then
echo "trace-cmd record $tracecmd_events $script_dir/../packet-exchange/build/server $server_options";
trace-cmd record $tracecmd_events $script_dir/../packet-exchange/build/server $server_options;
if [ -n "${use_tracer}" ]; then
echo "trace-cmd record $tracecmd_opts $tracecmd_events $script_dir/../packet-exchange/build/server $server_options";
trace-cmd record $tracecmd_opts $tracecmd_events $script_dir/../packet-exchange/build/server $server_options;
elif [ -z "${use_histogram}" ]; then
echo "server $server_options";
$script_dir/../packet-exchange/build/server $server_options;
......
#!/bin/bash
usage() {
echo "Usage: $0 [-i USEC -c USEC]" 1>&2;
cat << ENDUSAGE
Usage: $0 [-i USEC -c USEC -s] BOARD1_HOSTNAME BOARD2_HOSTNAME
-h Show help
-i USEC Specify which interval to use in client
-c USEC Specify which offset to use for the timestamp in the packet
-s Use software timestampings
BOARD_HOSTNAME Uses /etc/hosts to find the IP address associated to the hostname
ENDUSAGE
1>&2;
exit 1;
}
interval=4000000
while getopts "c:i:o:r" opt; do
while getopts "c:i:o:rs" opt; do
case "${opt}" in
i )
interval=${OPTARG}
......@@ -15,6 +24,9 @@ while getopts "c:i:o:r" opt; do
c )
delay=${OPTARG}
;;
s )
software_ts=1
;;
* )
usage
;;
......@@ -23,6 +35,15 @@ done
shift $((OPTIND-1))
if [ $# -ne 2 ]; then
usage
fi
board1=$1
board2=$2
exit
# Setup irqs
ksoftirq1_pid=$(ps -eL -o pid,cmd | grep "ksoftirqd/1" | awk '{ print $1 }' | head -n1)
......@@ -37,15 +58,21 @@ chrt -f -p 97 $ksoftirq2_pid;
echo "Starting ptp4l on master";
killall ptp4l;
./run-ptp4l -i enp1s0 -H;
./run-ptp4l -i enp2s0 -H;
if [ -n "$software_ts" ]; then
./run-ptp4l -i enp1s0;
./run-ptp4l -i enp2s0;
else
./run-ptp4l -i enp1s0 -H;
./run-ptp4l -i enp2s0 -H;
fi
echo "Starting ptp4l on slaves";
./sudossh slate "killall ptp4l";
./sudossh onyx "killall ptp4l";
./sudossh slate "run-ptp4l -s";
./sudossh onyx "run-ptp4l -s";
./sudossh $board1 "killall ptp4l";
./sudossh $board2 "killall ptp4l";
./sudossh $board1 "run-ptp4l -s";
./sudossh $board2 "run-ptp4l -s";
echo "Waiting for ptp to take effect...";
......@@ -62,14 +89,14 @@ sleep 5;
echo "Start servers on slave";
./sudossh slate "setup_irqs";
./sudossh onyx "setup_irqs";
./sudossh $board1 "setup_irqs";
./sudossh $board2 "setup_irqs";
./sudossh slate "killall server";
./sudossh onyx "killall server";
./sudossh $board1 "killall server";
./sudossh $board2 "killall server";
./exec-ssh-nohup slate "run-server -c";
./exec-ssh-nohup onyx "run-server -c";
./exec-ssh-nohup $board1 "run-server -c";
./exec-ssh-nohup $board2 "run-server -c";
cd ../gettime/build;
make;
......@@ -88,5 +115,5 @@ if [ -z "$delay" ]; then
delay=$((interval / 2))
fi
./run-client -a 1 -q -i $interval -p -I enp1s0 -c $delay -s $time slate &> client_enp1s0_log&
./run-client -a 2 -q -i $interval -p -I enp2s0 -c $delay -s $time onyx &> client_enp2s0_log&
./run-client -a 1 -q -i $interval -p -I enp1s0 -c $delay -s $time $board1 &> client_enp1s0_log&
./run-client -a 2 -q -i $interval -p -I enp2s0 -c $delay -s $time $board2 &> client_enp2s0_log&
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