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At the moment we generate a pipeline
lambda like this:
let pipeline = move || {
let _guard = hotg_runicos_base_wasm::PipelineGuard::default();
log::debug!("Reading data from \"audio\"");
let audio_0: Tensor<i16> = audio.generate();
log::debug!("Executing \"fft\"");
let fft_0: Tensor<u32> = fft.transform(audio_0.clone());
log::debug!("Executing \"noise_filtering\"");
let noise_filtering_0: Tensor<i8> = noise_filtering.transform(fft_0.clone());
log::debug!("Executing \"model\"");
let model_0: Tensor<i8> = model.transform(noise_filtering_0.clone());
log::debug!("Executing \"most_confident\"");
let most_confident_0: Tensor<u32> = most_confident.transform(model_0.clone());
log::debug!("Executing \"label\"");
let label_0: Tensor<alloc::borrow::Cow<'static, str>> =
label.transform(most_confident_0.clone());
log::debug!("Sending results to the \"serial\" output");
serial.consume(label_0.clone());
};
Switching to structured logging would mean we generate this:
let pipeline = move || {
let pipeline_span = tracing::span!(target: "pipeline").entered();
let span = tracing::span!(target: "stage", Level::INFO, name = "audio", node_type = "capability").entered();
let audio_0: Tensor<i16> = audio.generate();
drop(span);
let span = tracing::span!(target: "stage", Level::INFO, name = "fft", node_type = "proc-block").entered();
let fft_0: Tensor<u32> = fft.transform(audio_0.clone());
drop(span);
let span = tracing::span!(target: "stage", Level::INFO, name = "noise_filtering", node_type = "proc-block").entered();
let noise_filtering_0: Tensor<i8> = noise_filtering.transform(fft_0.clone());
drop(span);
let span = tracing::span!(target: "stage", Level::INFO, name = "model", node_type = "model").entered();
let model_0: Tensor<i8> = model.transform(noise_filtering_0.clone());
drop(span);
let span = tracing::span!(target: "stage", Level::INFO, name = "most_confident", node_type = "proc-block").entered();
let most_confident_0: Tensor<u32> = most_confident.transform(model_0.clone());
drop(span);
let span = tracing::span!(target: "stage", Level::INFO, name = "label", node_type = "proc-block").entered();
let label_0: Tensor<alloc::borrow::Cow<'static, str>> = label.transform(most_confident_0.clone());
drop(span);
let span = tracing::span!(target: "stage", Level::INFO, name = "serial", node_type = "out").entered();
serial.consume(label_0.clone());
drop(span);
};
Note: We are notified whenever we enter/exit a Span
, so that can be used to derive timing information.
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