#5814: %prun doesn't work in the notebook
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       Reporter:  rlm          |         Owner:  tkluck          
           Type:  enhancement  |        Status:  positive_review 
       Priority:  major        |     Milestone:  sage-feature    
      Component:  notebook     |    Resolution:                  
       Keywords:               |   Work issues:                  
Report Upstream:  N/A          |     Reviewers:  Travis Scrimshaw
        Authors:  Timo Kluck   |     Merged in:                  
   Dependencies:               |      Stopgaps:                  
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Comment (by nbruin):

 It's probably outside the scope of this ticket, but the ''really'' useful
 thing would be it `%prun ...` in the notebook would return an interactive
 browser for the `Stat` object that is returned by
 `cProfile().runctx(...)`. While a basic printout of profiling data gives
 some indication, one usually needs to dig around a little in the data to
 find what the real source of the bottleneck is (see where most calls come
 from, switch between cumulative and proper time, etc.)

 Writing such a browser might be a nice exercise for a student who is
 interested in interface programming. I bet there are good profiler
 browsers around to get inspiration from.

 The thing that always seems attractive but has never given me any insight
 is plotting the callgraph.

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