google/perfetto
Feb 2025 – Jan 2026
5 Months active
Languages Used
C++GNRustplaintextBashMarkdownPythonYAML
Technical Skills
Code RefactoringDebuggingSystem ProgrammingTrace ProcessingRust SDK developmentcommunity management
David Reveman
PROFILE
David Reveman
David Reveman contributed to the google/perfetto repository by developing and enhancing Rust SDK components, GPU tracing features, and trace processing flexibility. He implemented out-of-order trace packet handling, improved dependency management, and expanded protocol buffer bindings, using Rust, C++, and Python. His work included adding GPU event tracking, refining command-line tools, and aligning cross-platform APIs to support robust publishing workflows. David addressed build and integration issues through targeted bug fixes and governance improvements, ensuring maintainability and reliability. His engineering demonstrated depth in system programming, CI/CD automation, and open source collaboration, resulting in more flexible, testable, and production-ready tracing infrastructure.
Overall Statistics
Feature vs Bugs
94%Features
Repository Contributions
37Total
Bugs
2
Commits
37
Features
31
Lines of code
4,177
Activity Months5
Your Network
233 peopleShared Repositories
233
Work History
January 2026
8 Commits • 4 Features
Jan 1, 2026January 2026 (google/perfetto) – Focused on stabilizing Rust bindings, dependency alignment, and cross‑platform API improvements to support publishing and broader Rust integration. Delivered versioned perfetto-sdk-sys updates, pre-generated bindings with verification, TracingSession API enhancements with cross‑platform fixes, and Protocol Buffer bindings for Rust.
8 Commits • 4 Features
Jan 1, 2026January 2026 (google/perfetto) – Focused on stabilizing Rust bindings, dependency alignment, and cross‑platform API improvements to support publishing and broader Rust integration. Delivered versioned perfetto-sdk-sys updates, pre-generated bindings with verification, TracingSession API enhancements with cross‑platform fixes, and Protocol Buffer bindings for Rust.
January 2026
December 2025
2 Commits • 2 Features
Dec 1, 2025December 2025 monthly summary for google/perfetto focusing on key features delivered, major fixes, and outcomes. Key value delivered includes improved observability and tracing configurability across GPU and Rust SDK components, enabling faster diagnostics and more precise performance tuning for GPU workloads and distributed tracing scenarios. The work progressed core capabilities and testing coverage to ensure reliability in production. Highlights: - GPU Event Tracking Enhancement: include gpu_id in gpu_counter_track to enable precise GPU performance metric tracking; updated GPU event parser and tests to verify the new parameter. - Rust SDK Tracing Enhancements: introduced TracePacketSequenceFlags enum and trace_all_machines field in TraceConfig to provide finer-grained control over trace sequences and configurations; updated core proto bindings and manually generated trace_packet bindings to reflect the new API.
December 2025
2 Commits • 2 Features
Dec 1, 2025December 2025 monthly summary for google/perfetto focusing on key features delivered, major fixes, and outcomes. Key value delivered includes improved observability and tracing configurability across GPU and Rust SDK components, enabling faster diagnostics and more precise performance tuning for GPU workloads and distributed tracing scenarios. The work progressed core capabilities and testing coverage to ensure reliability in production. Highlights: - GPU Event Tracking Enhancement: include gpu_id in gpu_counter_track to enable precise GPU performance metric tracking; updated GPU event parser and tests to verify the new parameter. - Rust SDK Tracing Enhancements: introduced TracePacketSequenceFlags enum and trace_all_machines field in TraceConfig to provide finer-grained control over trace sequences and configurations; updated core proto bindings and manually generated trace_packet bindings to reflect the new API.
November 2025
24 Commits • 23 Features
Nov 1, 2025November 2025 (google/perfetto) — Focused on strengthening GPU tracing, deterministic publish workflows, and SDK usability. Delivered new GPU protobuf bindings, refined local dependency versioning, and expanded API/UX surfaces to support broader adoption. This combination enables richer GPU trace data, smoother integration into CI/CD pipelines, and a more intuitive developer experience. Notable reliability improvements and CI checks contributed to more stable releases. Key features delivered: - GPU Protobuf Bindings: Added perfetto-protos-gpu crate to provide extra protobuf bindings for GPU events, enabling richer GPU trace data for performance analysis. - Local Dependency Versioning: Cargo/local dependencies now include explicit version references to improve reproducibility and publishability. - SDK API/UX Improvements: Implemented data source callback args and added missing API surfaces, plus a code clarity refactor (replacing a single-case match with an if statement). - Command-line UX: perfetto_cmd now supports --notify-fd to wait for all data sources to be started, improving capture reliability. - Publishing Hygiene: Renamed crates for crates.io publishing and completed cargo fixes to prepare crates for publishing (including homepage entries and lockfile updates). Major bugs fixed: - Typo in Rust bindings causing patch errors has been fixed, improving patch application reliability and CI stability. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Enabled richer, more reliable GPU tracing data and smoother, more deterministic publishing workflows, accelerating onboarding for consumers and reducing integration risk. The SDK is now more ergonomic with API improvements and better data source handling, contributing to faster feature delivery and release cycles. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Rust SDK development, Cargo publishing workflows, crates.io packaging, syn v2 upgrade, vendored feature wiring, CI/automation checks, and clang-based shared library building.
24 Commits • 23 Features
Nov 1, 2025November 2025 (google/perfetto) — Focused on strengthening GPU tracing, deterministic publish workflows, and SDK usability. Delivered new GPU protobuf bindings, refined local dependency versioning, and expanded API/UX surfaces to support broader adoption. This combination enables richer GPU trace data, smoother integration into CI/CD pipelines, and a more intuitive developer experience. Notable reliability improvements and CI checks contributed to more stable releases. Key features delivered: - GPU Protobuf Bindings: Added perfetto-protos-gpu crate to provide extra protobuf bindings for GPU events, enabling richer GPU trace data for performance analysis. - Local Dependency Versioning: Cargo/local dependencies now include explicit version references to improve reproducibility and publishability. - SDK API/UX Improvements: Implemented data source callback args and added missing API surfaces, plus a code clarity refactor (replacing a single-case match with an if statement). - Command-line UX: perfetto_cmd now supports --notify-fd to wait for all data sources to be started, improving capture reliability. - Publishing Hygiene: Renamed crates for crates.io publishing and completed cargo fixes to prepare crates for publishing (including homepage entries and lockfile updates). Major bugs fixed: - Typo in Rust bindings causing patch errors has been fixed, improving patch application reliability and CI stability. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Enabled richer, more reliable GPU tracing data and smoother, more deterministic publishing workflows, accelerating onboarding for consumers and reducing integration risk. The SDK is now more ergonomic with API improvements and better data source handling, contributing to faster feature delivery and release cycles. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Rust SDK development, Cargo publishing workflows, crates.io packaging, syn v2 upgrade, vendored feature wiring, CI/automation checks, and clang-based shared library building.
November 2025
October 2025
2 Commits • 1 Features
Oct 1, 2025October 2025 (Perfetto - google/perfetto) delivered targeted Rust SDK improvements focused on dependency stability, governance, and long-term maintainability. The month balanced critical bug remediation with governance work to reduce future risk and accelerate ongoing development.
October 2025
2 Commits • 1 Features
Oct 1, 2025October 2025 (Perfetto - google/perfetto) delivered targeted Rust SDK improvements focused on dependency stability, governance, and long-term maintainability. The month balanced critical bug remediation with governance work to reduce future risk and accelerate ongoing development.
February 2025
1 Commits • 1 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025: Focused on enhancing trace processing flexibility in google/perfetto. Delivered Flexible Trace Processing with Out-of-Order Clock Snapshots, allowing deferral of packets missing clock snapshots and enabling a full sorting mode to ensure correct processing once snapshots arrive. This work, committed in d5ff035769e88cc50894b8c80e7a2ca671f7fa48, improves resilience to out-of-order clock references and broadens usable scenarios for trace data. While no major bugs were fixed in this period, the change simplifies correctness guarantees and reduces the need for strict in-order clock snapshot emission, delivering business value by making Perfetto more robust and flexible in real-world tracing workloads. Demonstrates design excellence (out-of-order processing, deferred work), code quality, and collaboration across the repository.
1 Commits • 1 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025: Focused on enhancing trace processing flexibility in google/perfetto. Delivered Flexible Trace Processing with Out-of-Order Clock Snapshots, allowing deferral of packets missing clock snapshots and enabling a full sorting mode to ensure correct processing once snapshots arrive. This work, committed in d5ff035769e88cc50894b8c80e7a2ca671f7fa48, improves resilience to out-of-order clock references and broadens usable scenarios for trace data. While no major bugs were fixed in this period, the change simplifies correctness guarantees and reduces the need for strict in-order clock snapshot emission, delivering business value by making Perfetto more robust and flexible in real-world tracing workloads. Demonstrates design excellence (out-of-order processing, deferred work), code quality, and collaboration across the repository.
February 2025
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Quality Metrics
Correctness93.0%
Maintainability91.4%
Architecture92.4%
Performance90.8%
AI Usage21.6%
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