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- From: ysr@eta.ece.ucsb.EDU (Y S Ramakrishna)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
- Subject: Profiling Tools in Lucid CL env.
- Keywords: Lucid Env, Lucid CL, profiling, time, time1
- Message-ID: <5360@ucsbcsl.ucsb.edu>
- Date: 22 Jul 92 18:52:03 GMT
- Sender: root@ucsbcsl.ucsb.edu
- Reply-To: ysr@nu.ece.ucsb.EDU (Y S Ramakrishna)
- Followup-To: A previous botched posting....
- Organization: Elec & Comp Engg, Univ of Calif, Santa Barbara
- Lines: 23
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- I was wondering if anyone knows of any profiling tools in
- Lucid CL environment. What I am interested in is a detailed
- breakdown of resource-usage, time spent, number of calls to,
- etc, on a per function basis. This is similar to "prof",
- for those familiar with the UNIX "prof" command for
- C-programs (compiled using the -p option to cc).
-
- I use Lucid CL 4.0.2. It has the CLtL2 draft standard "time",
- which gives only the barest of statistics, and "time1" which
- is only slightly better, but still too rudimentary for my
- purposes.
-
- Any pointers will be much appreciated.
-
- Many thanks.
- -- Ramki.
-
- PS: Direct replies preferred, unless you feel that this is of
- sufficient general interest to warrant a posting on the net.
- If you got the previous (botched) posting of this, my sincere
- apologies.
-
-
-