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Profiler That Doesn't Suck 0.0.4 (Default branch)







Profiler That Doesn't Suck 0.0.4
(Default branch)

Profiler That Doesn't Suck 0.0.4
(Default branch)
04/10/2005 09:49 PM

PTDS is a unique sampling profiler for Java applications. It can give you immediate feedback about which methods are executing the most. It also offers a more advanced mode in which you can control the profiler from within your Java application. This allows you to get precise information on specific phases of your algorithm. Also included is a simple way of measuring the size of individual objects.


Changes:
The ability to track live methods and compiled methods has been added. A bug with profiling recursive methods has been fixed. A user-friendly command line interface has been added. The ability to change the sampling period, the maximum allowable stack height, and the minimum displayed method rate has been added. Enhancements have been added to the Java API. Internal refactoring has been performed. The documentation has been expanded. Note that this release includes incompatible changes to the Java API.




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Mesothelioma Cancer
page

Get first aid
instructions in your
cell phone

IE is crap
JSPWiki gains
podcasting support

Xaraya 0.9.13
(Default branch)

mdadm 1.11.0
(Default branch)

JRegexpTester 0.3
(Default branch)

PySQLite 2.0.alpha2
(2.0 branch)

Let sleeping cats
lie...

let's waste some
time and be friends

Tipping
Christiane
Asschenfeldt

Make Your Own Google
Maps Mashups

In Britain, Apple's
iTunes Fans Have
Reason to Be
Confused

I.B.M. Hopes to
Profit by Making
Patents Available
Free

Sharon: Palestinian
Mortar Fire Violates
Truce (Reuters)

Woods Clinches Ninth
Major in Playoff
(Reuters)

'Sahara' Tops 'Fever
Pitch' at Box Office
(AP)

Women Inside NIH
Describe Sex
Harassment (AP)

Iraq Kidnap Victim's
Family Seeks Release
(AP)

Tiger Woods Wins
Fourth Masters Title
(AP)

Colo. Blizzard
Strands Drivers,
Travelers (AP)

Shays: DeLay Should
Quit As House Leader
(AP)

Israeli Police Nab
31 Jewish Extremists
(AP)

Cardinals Prepare to
Meet to Plan
Conclave (AP)

Tokyo Protests
Anti-Japan Rallies
in China

Woods Needs Playoff
to Win Fourth
Masters

Health Workers
Battle Virus in
Angola

New York Public
Library to Sell
Major Artworks to
Raise Funds

Catholics in U.S.
Keep Faith, but Live
With Contradictions

U.S. Commanders See
a Reduction of
G.I.'s in Iraq

Solar Pursuit
HUL OS
saturn Centralized
Scheduler for
Network

FileDrop
Hiram Lewis to
Challenge Sen.
Robert Byrd (AP)

Dinocrat »
Note to the New York
Times: Don’t
use Wikipedia as an
authoritative source

Internet regulator
okays '.jobs,
.travel'

Rich farmers may
come under tax net

Intellectual
property disputes

ICANN adopts new
TLDs

Fujitsu Siemens puts
resellers through
accreditation mill

Ingram Micro splits
CEO and chairman
roles

Unipalm bundles
Symantec and Blue
Coat

Dixons mulls The
Link sell-off

Next gen authoring
for Web and mobile
platforms

Four weeks at No 1
for Christie

Titan probe's pebble
'bash-down'

NHS visitor hygiene
'key to MRSA'

Woods clinches
fourth Masters win

TV film to portray
royal romance

N Koreans hold Mass
for late Pope

Brown and Blair
advert broadcast

Royal couple show
off wedding pics

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