On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 01:57:35PM +0200, Andreas Brauchli wrote: > hi oliver > > what you want is probably not a debug version but a > profilable version.
Ah, yes. Mixed it up. > btw, it looks like the debug flag (-g) is passed by > default - at least if the packager didn't turn it off. > > for profiling you can use gprof to do the job by passing -X -pg to valac > (VALAFLAGS in Makefile) OK, fine. "-pg" ok, yes, now I remember. So this will produce a profile-output that I can an analyse, as if I would do it with C, I guess. > > however if you're not comfortable with c programming i would not advise > you to do so.. I'm comfortable with C-programming, but not often used the profiler and so I forgot some details (and the switches), which I think will be possible to find somewhere in the manpages. And nice, that you help here. For me, profiling and debugging go hand-in-hand, hence I messed up both terms. > not that you could break much but it could be > frustrating ;) at least you'd need to read up on how to use gprof Yes. I used it - but not often, and it's many years ago. So I forgot some switches-details. > > cheers and best of luck Thanks. Ciao, Oliver _______________________________________________ Shotwell mailing list [email protected] http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/shotwell
