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syntax = "proto2";

package android.os.statsd.input;

import "frameworks/proto_logging/stats/atom_field_options.proto";

option java_package = "com.android.os.input";
option java_multiple_files = true;

/**
 * Logs input device information when input device is registered with Android device.
 * Reported at when a new input device is found by EventHub.
 *
 * Logged from:
 *   frameworks/native/services/inputflinger
 */
message InputDeviceRegistered {
    // The Input Device Name
    optional string name = 1;
    // The Input Device Vendor ID
    optional int32 vendor_id = 2;
    // The Input Device Product ID
    optional int32 product_id = 3;
    // The Input Device Version ID
    optional int32 version_id = 4;
    // The Input Device Bus ID
    optional int32 bus_id = 5;
    // The Input Device identifier generated from kernel device.
    // Hash algorithm: HMAC-SHA256
    optional string obfuscated_id = 6;
    // The Input Device Classes
    optional int32 device_classes = 7;
}

/**
 * Logs basic timing information about touch events.
 * Reported at most every 5 minutes while device is being interacted with.
 *
 * Logged from:
 *   frameworks/native/services/inputflinger
 */
message TouchEventReported {
    /**
     * The fields latency_{min|max|mean|stdev} represent minimum, maximum, mean,
     * and the standard deviation of the time spent processing touchscreen events
     * in the kernel and inputflinger. The units are microseconds.
     *
     * On supported devices, the starting point is taken during the hard interrupt inside the
     * kernel touch driver. On all other devices, the starting point is taken inside
     * the kernel's input event subsystem upon receipt of the input event.
     * The ending point is taken inside InputDispatcher, just after the input event
     * is sent to the app.
     */
    // Minimum value
    optional float latency_min_micros = 1;
    // Maximum value
    optional float latency_max_micros = 2;
    // Average value
    optional float latency_mean_micros = 3;
    // Standard deviation
    optional float latency_stdev_micros = 4;
    // Number of touch events (input_event) in this report
    optional int32 count = 5;
}

/**
 * Logs slow input events.
 * The reports are rate-limited via a configurable server flag.
 *
 * Logged from:
 *   frameworks/native/services/inputflinger
 */
message SlowInputEventReported {
    /**
     * This is logged when a slow input event occurs. The threshold for what is considered a slow
     * event is applied to the 'end_to_end' latency number, and is configurable via a server flag.
     *
     * The goal of this data is to identify the bottlenecks in processing of input events.
     * All of the *_micros fields below are durations. The start and end points for each value
     * are described in the comments.
     */
    // Whether or not this is a DOWN event. If false, this is a MOVE event
    optional bool is_down = 1;
    // Start: the input event was created (touch events: the touch interrupt received in the driver)
    // End: the event was read in userspace (in EventHub)
    optional int32 event_to_read_micros = 2;
    // Start: the event was read in EventHub
    // End: the event was send to the app via the InputChannel (written to the socket)
    optional int32 read_to_deliver_micros = 3;
    // Start: the input event was sent to the app
    // End: the app consumed the input event
    optional int32 deliver_to_consume_micros = 4;
    // Start: the app consumed the event
    // End: the app's 'finishInputEvent' call was received in inputflinger
    // The end point can also be called "the app finished processing input event"
    optional int32 consume_to_finish_micros = 5;
    // Start: the app consumed the input event
    // End: the app produced a buffer
    optional int32 consume_to_gpu_complete_micros = 6;
    // Start: the app produced a buffer
    // End: the frame was shown on the display
    optional int32 gpu_complete_to_present_micros = 7;
    // The end-to-end touch latency
    // Start: the input event was created (touch events: the touch interrupt received in the driver)
    // End: the frame was presented on the display
    optional int32 end_to_end_micros = 8;
    // Since the last time this atom was reported, how many total events occurred?
    optional int32 num_events_since_last_report = 9;
    // Since the last time this atom was reported, how many slow events did not get reported
    // due to rate limiting?
    optional int32 num_skipped_slow_events_since_last_report = 10;
}

/**
 * Logs gesture classification and timing information for touch events.
 *
 * Logged from:
 *   frameworks/base/core/java/android/view/GestureDetector.java
 *   frameworks/base/core/java/android/view/View.java
 */
message TouchGestureClassified {
    // The source of the classification (e.g. Java class name).
    optional string source = 1;

    enum Classification {
        UNKNOWN_CLASSIFICATION = 0;
        SINGLE_TAP = 1;
        DOUBLE_TAP = 2;
        LONG_PRESS = 3;
        DEEP_PRESS = 4;
        SCROLL = 5;
        FLING = 6;
    }
    // The classification of the gesture.
    optional Classification classification = 2;

    // The interval from the start of a touch event stream until the
    // classification was made.
    optional int32 latency_millis = 3;

    // The distance from the location of the first touch event to the
    // location of the touch event when the classification was made.
    optional float displacement_px = 4;

    // The velocity of the touch event stream when the classification
    // was made.
    optional float velocity_px_millis = 5;
}

/**
 * Logs input event statistics.
 * Pulls the statistics.
 *
 * Logged from:
 *   frameworks/native/services/inputflinger
 */
message InputEventLatencySketch {
    /**
     * The 'bytes' field is the serialized KLL sketch. It is to be deserialized into an object of
     * KLL proto, which would then be converted into a KLL sketch. The KLL sketch is a histogram
     * of the data.
     *
     * The goal of this data is to identify the bottlenecks in processing of input events.
     * All sketches measure durations in a streaming fashion.
     * The units are "hundreds of microseconds", or 0.1 ms. They are chosen like this in order
     * to reduce the occupied space.
     * The start and end points for each value are described in the comments.
     *
     * We distinguish between 'DOWN' event latency (when the pointer first goes down), and 'MOVE'
     * event latency, which characterizes the scrolling experience.
     */

    // -------------------------- DOWN event sketches ------ START ---------------------------------
    // Start: the input event was created (touch events: the touch interrupt received in the driver)
    // End: the event was read in userspace (in EventHub)
    optional bytes event_to_read_100micros_down_sketch = 1 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the event was read in EventHub
    // End: the event was send to the app via the InputChannel (written to the socket)
    optional bytes read_to_deliver_100micros_down_sketch = 2 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the input event was sent to the app
    // End: the app consumed the input event
    optional bytes deliver_to_consume_100micros_down_sketch = 3 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the app consumed the event
    // End: the app's 'finishInputEvent' call was received in inputflinger
    // The end point can also be called "the app finished processing input event"
    optional bytes consume_to_finish_100micros_down_sketch = 4 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the app consumed the input event
    // End: the app produced a buffer
    optional bytes consume_to_gpu_complete_100micros_down_sketch = 5 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the app produced a buffer
    // End: the frame was shown on the display
    optional bytes gpu_complete_to_present_100micros_down_sketch = 6 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // The end-to-end touch latency
    // Start: the input event was created (touch events: the touch interrupt received in the driver)
    // End: the frame was presented on the display
    optional bytes end_to_end_100micros_down_sketch = 7 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // -------------------------- DOWN event sketches ------ END -----------------------------------

    // -------------------------- MOVE event sketches ------ START ---------------------------------
    // Start: the input event was created (touch events: the touch interrupt received in the driver)
    // End: the event was read in userspace (in EventHub)
    optional bytes event_to_read_100micros_move_sketch = 8 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the event was read in EventHub
    // End: the event was send to the app via the InputChannel (written to the socket)
    optional bytes read_to_deliver_100micros_move_sketch = 9 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the input event was sent to the app
    // End: the app consumed the input event
    optional bytes deliver_to_consume_100micros_move_sketch = 10 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the app consumed the event
    // End: the app's 'finishInputEvent' call was received in inputflinger
    // The end point can also be called "the app finished processing input event"
    optional bytes consume_to_finish_100micros_move_sketch = 11 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the app consumed the input event
    // End: the app produced a buffer
    optional bytes consume_to_gpu_complete_100micros_move_sketch = 12 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // Start: the app produced a buffer
    // End: the frame was shown on the display
    optional bytes gpu_complete_to_present_100micros_move_sketch = 13 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // The end-to-end touch latency
    // Start: the input event was created (touch events: the touch interrupt received in the driver)
    // End: the frame was presented on the display
    optional bytes end_to_end_100micros_move_sketch = 14 [(android.os.statsd.log_mode) = MODE_BYTES];
    // -------------------------- MOVE event sketches ------ END -----------------------------------
}