On Saturday, April 7, 2018 at 6:15:47 PM UTC-4, Jacob MacDonald wrote:
>
> You should be able to press tab to expand those calls further. If you want
> to screenshot the profiler I might be able to see something but I'm afraid
> I'm not super familiar with the Ledger codebase. The profiler is just
> useful for discovering performance regressions in my experience.
>
>
It does seem that ledger-reconcile and functions called by it are using the
time. I've pasted a copy of relevant lines below -- not sure that the
formating will survive, but the list is a tree with each function nested
and indented under the one immediately above it. This section is followed
by a call of helm functions that are listed as taking 0%.
- ledger-reconcile 4112 77%
- apply 2420 45%
- #<compiled 0x4578e4db> 2420 45%
- apply 2420 45%
- #<compiled 0x40ea0dc1> 2420 45%
- ledger-read-account-with-prompt 2298 43%
- apply 2298 43%
- #<compiled 0x45856721> 2298 43%
- apply 2298 43%
- #<compiled 0x4316eb3f> 2298 43%
- ledger-accounts-list 2136 40%
- ledger-accounts-list-in-buffer 2136 40%
- cl-delete-duplicates 1997 37%
- cl--delete-duplicates 1994 37%
cl--position 347 6%
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