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how to catch Android Trace label?

gavinchen_oppo

We compiled an Android binary program, we wan to profile our program using Android trace。This program is a native neural network inference engine.

We define label like this: ATrace_beginSection("dwpoint_h2_w4") in our C++ source code。 We can catch our self-defined label by using Android systrace。But we cannot catch our label by using Streamline。

Streamline: Version 7.4.0, Build 20200825_162128

How could i check the license, as we just used the license from oppo server?

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge

    Hello! I am not sure about Android trace, but with Streamline you can use custom annotations in your code. 

    If you go to <Arm Mobile Studio Dir>/streamline/gator/annotate, you can find streamline_annotate.c and a readme file.
    This article explains the types of annotations, and you can find in the repo the way these annotations are integrated into Unity (look in the Assets/Plugins folder).

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge

    Hello! I am not sure about Android trace, but with Streamline you can use custom annotations in your code. 

    If you go to <Arm Mobile Studio Dir>/streamline/gator/annotate, you can find streamline_annotate.c and a readme file.
    This article explains the types of annotations, and you can find in the repo the way these annotations are integrated into Unity (look in the Assets/Plugins folder).

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