Examples of com.google.dart.engine.utilities.instrumentation.InstrumentationBuilder.metric()

com.google.dart.engine.utilities.instrumentation.InstrumentationBuilder.metric()
Append the given metric to the data being collected by this builder. The information is declared to contain only metrics data (data that is not user identifiable and does not contain user intellectual property). @param name the name used to identify the data @param value the value of the data to be collected @return this builder

  @Override
  public SourceKind computeKindOf(Source source) {
    InstrumentationBuilder instrumentation = Instrumentation.builder("Analysis-computeKindOf");
    checkThread(instrumentation);
    try {
      instrumentation.metric("contextId", contextId);
      return basis.computeKindOf(source);
    } finally {
      instrumentation.log();
    }
  }

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  @Override
  public LibraryElement computeLibraryElement(Source source) throws AnalysisException {
    InstrumentationBuilder instrumentation = Instrumentation.builder("Analysis-computeLibraryElement");
    checkThread(instrumentation);
    try {
      instrumentation.metric("contextId", contextId);
      return basis.computeLibraryElement(source);
    } catch (AnalysisException e) {
      recordAnalysisException(instrumentation, e);
      throw e;
    } finally {

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      //
      this.librariesInCycle = librariesInCycle;
      libraryMap = buildLibraryMap();
      ResolvableLibrary targetLibrary = libraryMap.get(librarySource);
      coreLibrary = libraryMap.get(coreLibrarySource);
      instrumentation.metric("buildLibraryMap", "complete");
      //
      // Build the element models representing the libraries being resolved. This is done in three
      // steps:
      //
      // 1. Build the basic element models without making any connections between elements other

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      // 4. Build the rest of the type model by connecting superclasses, mixins, and interfaces. This
      //    requires that we be able to compute the names visible in the libraries being resolved,
      //    which in turn requires that we have resolved the import directives.
      //
      buildElementModels();
      instrumentation.metric("buildElementModels", "complete");
      LibraryElement coreElement = coreLibrary.getLibraryElement();
      if (coreElement == null) {
        missingCoreLibrary(analysisContext, coreLibrarySource);
      }
      buildDirectiveModels();

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      LibraryElement coreElement = coreLibrary.getLibraryElement();
      if (coreElement == null) {
        missingCoreLibrary(analysisContext, coreLibrarySource);
      }
      buildDirectiveModels();
      instrumentation.metric("buildDirectiveModels", "complete");
      typeProvider = new TypeProviderImpl(coreElement);
      buildEnumMembers();
      buildTypeHierarchies();
      instrumentation.metric("buildTypeHierarchies", "complete");
      //

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      buildDirectiveModels();
      instrumentation.metric("buildDirectiveModels", "complete");
      typeProvider = new TypeProviderImpl(coreElement);
      buildEnumMembers();
      buildTypeHierarchies();
      instrumentation.metric("buildTypeHierarchies", "complete");
      //
      // Perform resolution and type analysis.
      //
      // TODO(brianwilkerson) Decide whether we want to resolve all of the libraries or whether we
      // want to only resolve the target library. The advantage to resolving everything is that we

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      // resolving everything is that we might do extra work that we don't really care about. Another
      // possibility is to add a parameter to this method and punt the decision to the clients.
      //
      //if (analyzeAll) {
      resolveReferencesAndTypes();
      instrumentation.metric("resolveReferencesAndTypes", "complete");
      //} else {
      //  resolveReferencesAndTypes(targetLibrary);
      //}
      performConstantEvaluation();
      instrumentation.metric("performConstantEvaluation", "complete");

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      instrumentation.metric("resolveReferencesAndTypes", "complete");
      //} else {
      //  resolveReferencesAndTypes(targetLibrary);
      //}
      performConstantEvaluation();
      instrumentation.metric("performConstantEvaluation", "complete");
      instrumentation.metric("librariesInCycles", librariesInCycle.size());
      for (ResolvableLibrary lib : librariesInCycle) {
        instrumentation.metric(
            "librariesInCycles-CompilationUnitSources-Size",
            lib.getCompilationUnitSources().length);

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      //} else {
      //  resolveReferencesAndTypes(targetLibrary);
      //}
      performConstantEvaluation();
      instrumentation.metric("performConstantEvaluation", "complete");
      instrumentation.metric("librariesInCycles", librariesInCycle.size());
      for (ResolvableLibrary lib : librariesInCycle) {
        instrumentation.metric(
            "librariesInCycles-CompilationUnitSources-Size",
            lib.getCompilationUnitSources().length);
      }

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      //}
      performConstantEvaluation();
      instrumentation.metric("performConstantEvaluation", "complete");
      instrumentation.metric("librariesInCycles", librariesInCycle.size());
      for (ResolvableLibrary lib : librariesInCycle) {
        instrumentation.metric(
            "librariesInCycles-CompilationUnitSources-Size",
            lib.getCompilationUnitSources().length);
      }


      return targetLibrary.getLibraryElement();

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