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eggsyntax
Code profiler for Processing?
Jan 22nd, 2008, 2:04am  
I'm not entirely sure which forum is best for this question, so I'll cross my fingers and go with this one.

Anyone have a recommendation for code profiling tools (preferably free) that integrate well with Processing? I'm struggling with a piece that's slower than I think it ought to be, and I'd love to use some tools to help me figure out where it's spending most of its CPU cycles.

Thanks,
Egg
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mflux
Re: Code profiler for Processing?
Reply #1 - Jan 22nd, 2008, 8:43am  
Wrong forum I think.

Any java profiler would do. I use Shark on Mac OSX, free from Apple's site. It's a bit shaky and runs out of memory real fast but if you can minimize your problem area to and specify your tests you can get Shark to tell you exactly what lines of code is taking up % of process time.

I've only tried this from compilations in Eclipse and I haven't tried using Shark with processing pde sketchbook.
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