#include <engine/engine_export.h>
#include <chrono>
#include <cstdint>
#include <map>
#include <array>
#include <type_traits>
#include <concepts>
#include <hpp/string_view.hpp>

Classes
class	unravel::performance_profiler

struct	unravel::performance_profiler::per_frame_data

class	unravel::scope_perf_timer

Namespaces
namespace	unravel

Concepts
concept	unravel::string_literal
	Concept to ensure only string literals are accepted.

Macros
#define	APP_SCOPE_PERF_CONCATENATE_DETAIL(x, y)

#define	APP_SCOPE_PERF_CONCATENATE(x, y)

#define	APP_SCOPE_PERF_UNIQUE_VAR(prefix)

#define	APP_SCOPE_PERF(name)
	Create a scoped performance timer that only accepts string literals.

Functions
auto	unravel::get_app_profiler () -> performance_profiler *

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ APP_SCOPE_PERF

#define APP_SCOPE_PERF ( name )

Value:

const scope_perf_timer APP_SCOPE_PERF_UNIQUE_VAR(timer)(name, get_app_profiler())

name

std::string name

Definition hub.cpp:27

APP_SCOPE_PERF_UNIQUE_VAR

#define APP_SCOPE_PERF_UNIQUE_VAR(prefix)

Definition profiler.h:142

Create a scoped performance timer that only accepts string literals.

This macro creates a performance timer that automatically measures the scope duration. Only string literals are accepted to ensure memory safety since names are stored as non-owning pointers.

Parameters

name	String literal name for the performance measurement

Example usage:

void my_function() {
    APP_SCOPE_PERF("my_function_performance"); // [OK] Valid - string literal
    // ... function code ...
}
 
// This would cause a compile error with clear message:
// const char* name = "dynamic_name";
// APP_SCOPE_PERF(name); // [ERROR] Clear static_assert message about string literals