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Notable changes: * Allows macrobenchmarks to run via `flutter run`. * Splits macrobenchmarking between "orchestration logic" and "app serving" (served on separate ports on the same machine to keep the scheme consistent with the `flutter build` path). * Adds an intercepted entrypoint for web benchmarks. We can't pass flags to the app since it's not supported, so I've hard-coded the orchestration server's port. * Adding logic to connect to an existing Chrome debugger instance (vs spawning one) for benchmarks.
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885 B
Dart
19 lines
885 B
Dart
// Copyright 2014 The Flutter Authors. All rights reserved.
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// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
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// found in the LICENSE file.
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import 'web_benchmarks.dart';
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/// An entrypoint used by DDC for running macrobenchmarks.
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///
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/// DDC runs macrobenchmarks via 'flutter run', which hosts files from its own
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/// local server. As a result, the macrobenchmarking orchestration server needs
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/// to be hosted on a separate port. We split the entrypoint here because we
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/// can't pass command line args to Dart apps on Flutter Web.
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///
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// TODO(markzipan): Use `main` in `'web_benchmarks.dart` when Flutter Web supports the `--dart-entrypoint-args` flag.
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Future<void> main() async {
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// This is hard-coded and must be the same as `benchmarkServerPort` in `flutter/dev/devicelab/lib/tasks/web_benchmarks.dart`.
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await sharedMain(<String>['--port', '9999']);
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}
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