On 9/30/2011 12:56 PM, Brandon Kohn wrote:
Hello,
I've put together a Visual Studio 2010 extension package which wraps the functionality of Steven Watanabe and Domagoj Saric's template_profiler to create a template profile tool. It also adds a command to profile the build time of a project or a single C++ file. Both functions are accessed from the context menu in the solution explorer tree-view. It's still fairly young and could use some kicking about. Are there any VC10 users here that would be interested in giving it a try?
Hi Brandon, I finally got around to trying out your template profiler. Looks good, but I'm having trouble using the output. I get: Profiling Instantiations on main.cpp: Instrumenting Code... Running Profile... Finalizing Data... Total instantiations: 2894 Call Graph Location : (count / cum.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ c:\boost\org\trunk\libs\proto\scratch\main.cpp(37) : (1) Parents: Children: c:\boost\org\trunk\boost\fusion\support\is_segmented.hpp(22) : (1/1) c:\boost\org\trunk\boost\fusion\support\is_segmented.hpp(26) : (1/2) c:\boost\org\trunk\boost\fusion\support\is_segmented.hpp(46) : (1/2) <...much more snipped...> I expected to see the names of templates, ordered by which were instantiated the most frequently. Is there a way to get that output? -- Eric Niebler BoostPro Computing http://www.boostpro.com