Profiling GStreamer applications with HawkTracer and tracing subsystem
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October 26th, 2018, 12:36 p.m.Add date:
October 29th, 2018, 12:08 p.m.Number of views:
115 (this month: 4)Speaker:
Marcin KolnyCompany:
AmazonLicense:
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HawkTracer is lightweight and low-overhead profiler that allows to define custom trace events and provides infrastructure to create post-run and live data analyzers. In this talk, I'd like to demonstrate how can GStreamer applications be profiled and tuned in real time using HawkTracer, GStreamer Tracing subsystem and gst-debugger. I'll explain base concepts of HawkTracer, how to extend the profiler and how to integrate it to existing applications and GStreamer plugins(e.g. gst-shark tracing plugins) to get live profiling data.
Marcin is a software development engineer at Amazon. He spends his free time on contributing to several open source projects. For a few years he's been also a member of GNOME Foundation, where he maintains gstreamermm library and gst-debugger application, and contributes to a few other (mostly C++ related) projects.
Marcin's started using GStreamer framework couple of years ago in his previous job, where he was responsible for delivering video library for UAV system.
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