Ah then there are also cpu profilers. Have a look at my project:
https://github.com/lrq3000/python-easy-profile
If you run this against Zim from source, it should profile both cpu and
memory (depending on the switches you use).
Le Dim. 31 Déc. 2017 17:43, Nathaniel Beaver a
écrit :
> On 12/30/
On 12/30/2017 03:40 PM, Stephen LARROQUE wrote:
This is most likely a memory sink issue if it becomes more sluggish over
time. Valgrind can be used to profile memory and garbage collection, or
since zim is a python program you can also use the memory_profiler module.
Thanks for the suggestion,
This is most likely a memory sink issue if it becomes more sluggish over
time. Valgrind can be used to profile memory and garbage collection, or
since zim is a python program you can also use the memory_profiler module.
But note that i never experienced such an issue (but i leave zim open max
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