Well, first you have to launch the special profiling emulator. This will enable the
profiling options in the right-click emulator
menu.
Then, at the most basic level, you can run your application (while debugging or
otherwise), and when you get to an interesting part
of your code you want to profile, you just choose "start profiling."
Then later you hit "stop profiling". Then choose "DUMP" and pick a file to save the
results.
What you get is an ASCII table listing a hierarchy of functions along with the number
of times they were called and the time they
took up.
Minyi wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I would like to know the usage of profiling in the Palm OS Emulator 3.0a8 .
> I read "Palm OS Programming Development Tools Guide" , but I didn't
> understand the
> usage of profiling .
>
> Thanks for advice.
>
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