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From: space@ncc1701.UUCP (Lars Soltau)
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Subject: Re: profiler?
Summary: Yes!
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Date: 4 Oct 89 21:28:05 GMT
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In article <5470@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> rogers@iris.ucdavis.edu (Brewski Rogers) writes:
>
>       For the program I am working on, it is critical for me to find
>out how long a few functions take to execute in relation to the rest,
>so I can find out what's eating up the most cpu time. Is there some sort
>of program to do this?

There is a profiler from Radial Eye Software (Tomas Rokicki) for Aztec
Code which replaces all link and unlink ops which denote function entry
and exit points with calls to its own counting routines.

Works fine for me, with both 3.4 and 3.6, and is available on Fish #48
(yes, it's quite old, but still up to date).

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