I think I just figured this out two weeks ago. OK, there is a separate
emulator executable for profiling. It should be in the same folder as
your regular emulator but it's called Emulator_Profile.exe. Run that
one and if you right click on the emulator like you usually do to save
or whatever, there is a profiling option with the choices of start,
stop, and dump. Basically you can run your app, start profiling (I
usually run a few gremlins with profiling on), stop and dump. It puts a
profile results file in your emulator directory. It gives you info on
the time spent in functions, number of times called, typical stuff you
would expect from a profiler.
Hope this helps.
DeAnna
-----Original Message-----
From: Minyi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 8:47 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Profiling in the Palm OS Emulator???
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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