Extract Tracing tools from ayon-cpp-api and implement a perTracing system

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Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
cpp

Research direction

Start by locating the function instrumentor in ayon-cpp-api and reviewing how its build option and file export work. Then inspect the CppDevTools structure and the stated Perfetto, request-scaling, graph, and CSV goals. Done means the tracing tools are moved and the proposed performance-testing capabilities are implemented.

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Description

Performance Tracer Proposal

Preamble

We need to performance test the Cpp software stack.
Currently we dont have a good unified system to performance Trace.
we want both File export tracing and Software Attached Tracing.

the AyonCppApi has an build option to include an function instrumentor.
the code is very simple but allows us to get a file that can be used to visually inspect what functions get called and how much time they need.

we want to move this code into the CppDevTools and improve its functions

Purpose and Problem

  • Move the Instrumentor code from the CppApi int othe CppDevTools
  • Visualisation via perfetto
  • Implement a Perf Testing System that tests at different Request Amounts

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