Hi,
>From reading ?Rprof, I checked
R CMD Rprof --help
and learned that there are options to specify the min % to print. This
is currently (R-devel r52975) displayed with the --help option as
--min%total minimum % to print for 'by total'
--min%self minimum % to print for 'by self'
So I tried
R CMD Rprof --min%total 5
and got an error. After looking at the source, I find that I need to do
R CMD Rprof --min%total=5
Can I suggest a change in (R_SOURCE/src/library/tools/R/Rprof.R) the
--help option display for --min%total and --min%self to something like
--min%total=NUM set NUM as minimum % to print for 'by total'
--min%self=NUM set NUM as minimum % to print for 'by self'
which I think is more in line with e.g. R --help.
PS 1: ?Rprof states that R CMD Rprof is a Perl script but that no
longer seems to be the case. The remark in ?summaryRprof about it
being slower than R CMD Rprof for large files no longer applies?
PS 2: summaryRprof() currently does not appear to support these min %
options. I find them quite useful so I would like to request them to
be added. By looking at how .Rprof() post-processes summaryRprof(), a
quick hack I use is
summaryRprof2 <- function(..., mintotal=-1L, minself=-1L) {
res <- utils::summaryRprof(...)
if (mintotal>0) res$by.total <-
res$by.total[res$by.total[,"total.pct"]>=mintotal,]
if (minself>0) res$by.self <- res$by.self[res$by.self[,"self.pct"]>=minself,]
return(res)
}
h.
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