| XDebug Profiling Visualization [message #57301] |
Mon, 08 October 2007 18:17  |
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Originally posted by: onkr.op.pl
Hi
Is there a way to view XDebug Profiling in Eclipse. I'm using
KCachegrind now but maybe I'm missing something and there is a beautiful
plugin for Eclipse :)
Thanks
Ralph
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| Re: XDebug Profiling Visualization [message #57327 is a reply to message #57301] |
Mon, 08 October 2007 19:59  |
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Originally posted by: eclipsenews.20.epm.spamgourmet.com
I don't know of one, but that would certainly be awesome. It would be
nice to be able to jump directly to the source of some code that is
causing problems etc...
Consider this a vote for someone to develop that!
Ralph wrote:
> Hi
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> Is there a way to view XDebug Profiling in Eclipse. I'm using
> KCachegrind now but maybe I'm missing something and there is a beautiful
> plugin for Eclipse :)
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> Thanks
> Ralph
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| Re: XDebug Profiling Visualization [message #57467 is a reply to message #57327] |
Tue, 09 October 2007 07:20 |
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Tom Walter wrote:
> I don't know of one, but that would certainly be awesome. It would be
> nice to be able to jump directly to the source of some code that is
> causing problems etc...
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> Consider this a vote for someone to develop that!
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> Ralph wrote:
>> Hi
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>> Is there a way to view XDebug Profiling in Eclipse. I'm using
>> KCachegrind now but maybe I'm missing something and there is a beautiful
>> plugin for Eclipse :)
>>
>> Thanks
>> Ralph
Oh sweet. That would be so cool! I don't know if this is near feasible, but
I would be sure voting for it!
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| Re: XDebug Profiling Visualization [message #57589 is a reply to message #57467] |
Wed, 10 October 2007 03:26 |
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Originally posted by: dirk.thomas.4wdmedia.de
Hi,
i was also looking for a tool like WinCacheGrind a month ago, but found
nothing. Compared to other profile visualizers WinCacheGrind has only very
limited features beyond the listing of all functions and the call tree.
Since i am not working with eclipse plugin development but are used to C++
with Qt i started to write a small standalone application. I have not yet
made much progress since time is always rare...
The app has not yet any feature that WinCacheGrind lecks. Currently it can
only:
- parse xdebug profiling logs (at least my ones)
- show the call tree with informations for each node
- show the source code with some basic syntax highlighting
My next steps will be to add a "relation" view which should show the
callers and callees of a function. For me this is the main feature missing
in WinCacheGrind, because that view gives much more possibilities than a
bare call tree.
If some of you are interested in such a tool (even as a standalone app -
no eclipse plugin) perhaps you also have some other ideas for features you
are looking for?
Dirk
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