Hi.
I've uploaded Devel-NYTProf-4.90_90 to CPAN as a trial for cpantesters to chew
on
before making a 5.00 release. Hopefully soon.
=head2 Changes in Devel::NYTProf 5.00
Added subroutine entry and return event stream,
controlled via the calls=N option. Default calls=1.
Added nytprofcalls command to process the call event stream to
generate a call tree (experimental).
Added Flame Graph visualization SVG using the generated call tree.
Changed blocks=N option to be 0 (disabled) by default.
Fixed test for perl 5.17+ hash randomization.
Fixed nytprofhtml for Windows thanks to Jan Dubois. PR#2
Fixed assorted nits thanks to Steve Peters. PR#1
Deprecated nytprofcsv - speak up if you use it!
No longer warn about $&, $` and $' being slow if $] >= 5.017008.
=cut
The Flame Graph visualization is a great way to 'see' where time is being spent.
This also includes an important change from Devel::NYTProf 4.23
that I released quietly a few months ago:
=head2 Changes in Devel::NYTProf 4.23 - 31st Dec 2012
Significant improvement in the accuracy of the subroutine profiler,
especially for frequent calls to very short duration subs/ops,
and more so for POSIX and OSX systems with sub-microsecond clocks.
=cut
I'd be grateful if you'd test it on some real-world applications ASAP.
Thanks!
Tim.
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