At the risk of getting slightly off topic...
The reason that I asked about profiling is that I'm experiencing
terribly slow copy imports of raw files. I don't think it's getting
1/second. My hardware isn't top of the line but it isn't bad either. I
experience this behavior even if there are no photos in the library, and
jpg imports are blinding quick. I'll do a little more testing before
opening a bug and I'll try to provide you with a profile, who knows
maybe I'll even see an easy solution.
Clint, any chance you could add a configure or make flag to add the
necessary gprof flags?
-Joe
On 04/11/2013 05:57 PM, Lucas Beeler wrote:
Hi Joe,
I use sysprof (available in the Ubuntu repos). Sysprof's user
interface has gotten worse in recent versions (namely, it's much
harder to find the "drill down" view that shows the call stack for
profiled functions), but sysprof has the advantage that it's a
system-wide profiler and you don't have to do anything special to
Shotwell or its Makefile to use it. My colleague Clint uses gprof,
though this requires a little tinkering around in the Makefile to pass
the flags gprof needs through from the Vala compiler to GCC. Anyway,
that's my two cents!
Cheers,
Lucas
On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 6:52 AM, Joseph Bylund
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
There seem to be a few reasons at the moment that it would be nice
to profile/benchmark specific actions in shotwell (event merge,
import, viewing folders in sidebar). Does anyone happen to know
of a good way of doing this?
-Joe
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