[webkit-dev] New tool to show class or struct padding
Simon Fraser
simon.fraser at apple.com
Wed Aug 12 13:30:06 PDT 2015
I just landed a new script called 'dump-class-layout' in http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/188350 that shows class and struct padding. This script uses lldb Python bindings to collect information about the data member layout, which can be used to look for padding holes to reduce class size. It points lldb at your built frameworks, and by default uses the last configuration built from the command line. Optional parameters can supply a build directory and Debug/Release configuration.
Usage is:
dump-class-layout <framework> <classname>
for example:
./Tools/Scripts/dump-class-layout WebCore RenderElement
Found 1 types matching "RenderElement" in "/Volumes/Data/Development/OSX/webkit/OpenSource/WebKitBuild/Release/WebCore.framework/WebCore"
+0 { 72} RenderElement
+0 { 48} WebCore::RenderObject
+0 { 8} WebCore::CachedImageClient
+0 { 8} WebCore::CachedResourceClient
+0 < 8> __vtbl_ptr_type * _vptr;
+8 < 8> WebCore::Node & m_node;
+16 < 8> WebCore::RenderElement * m_parent;
+24 < 8> WebCore::RenderObject * m_previous;
+32 < 8> WebCore::RenderObject * m_next;
+40 < 4> WebCore::RenderObject::RenderObjectBitfields m_bitfields;
+40 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_hasRareData;
+40 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_beingDestroyed;
+40 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_needsLayout;
+40 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_needsPositionedMovementLayout;
+40 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_normalChildNeedsLayout;
+40 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_posChildNeedsLayout;
+40 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_needsSimplifiedNormalFlowLayout;
+40 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_preferredLogicalWidthsDirty;
+41 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_floating;
+41 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_isAnonymous;
+41 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_isTextOrRenderView;
+41 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_isBox;
+41 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_isInline;
+41 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_isReplaced;
+41 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_isLineBreak;
+41 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_horizontalWritingMode;
+42 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_hasLayer;
+42 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_hasOverflowClip;
+42 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_hasTransformRelatedProperty;
+42 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_unused;
+42 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_everHadLayout;
+42 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_childrenInline;
+42 < 4> unsigned int:2 m_positionedState;
+43 < 4> unsigned int:3 m_selectionState;
+43 < 4> unsigned int:2 m_flowThreadState;
+43 < 4> unsigned int:2 m_boxDecorationState;
+47 < 1> <PADDING>
+44 < 4> unsigned int:6 m_baseTypeFlags;
+44 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_ancestorLineBoxDirty;
+44 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_hasInitializedStyle;
+45 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_renderInlineAlwaysCreatesLineBoxes;
+45 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_renderBoxNeedsLazyRepaint;
+45 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_hasPausedImageAnimations;
+45 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_hasCounterNodeMap;
+45 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_isCSSAnimating;
+45 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_hasContinuation;
+45 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_renderBlockHasMarginBeforeQuirk;
+45 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_renderBlockHasMarginAfterQuirk;
+46 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_renderBlockHasBorderOrPaddingLogicalWidthChanged;
+46 < 4> unsigned int:1 m_renderBlockFlowHasMarkupTruncation;
+46 < 4> unsigned int:2 m_renderBlockFlowLineLayoutPath;
+48 < 8> WebCore::RenderObject * m_firstChild;
+56 < 8> WebCore::RenderObject * m_lastChild;
+64 < 8> WTF::Ref<WebCore::RenderStyle> m_style;
+64 < 8> WebCore::RenderStyle * m_ptr;
Total byte size: 72
Total pad bytes: 1
Padding percentage: 1.39 %
Enhancements welcome. The most obvious one I can think of is to target a specific architecture.
Simon
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