Re: Copying Run Data to clipboard and snapshots

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Hananiel Sarella wrote:
> I am trying to implement - Copying Run Data  to clipboard and 
> snapshots - from the v 1.0 list. I would like to know what format to 
> copy it to. I assume we are going to paste it into something. So what 
> is it that we are going to paste to? Right now I have a text file, but 
> obviously im missing something here.
I imagine that we'll probably want to paste to either a text file or 
Excel/OOoCalc.  I recommend copying the data in tab-separated format so 
that it'll appear nicely if pasted into a spreadsheet.
>  
> I dont understand if a snapshot is run data from a particular session 
> serialized to disk or the ability to view current data at any given 
> point in the time while the application is running.
nprof doesn't support snapshots right now.  Each of the things appearing 
in the tree right now is a separate run of a program from start to 
finish.  Snapshots will be a given segment of a run starting and ending 
at a different time than the program's execution itself.  This allows 
you to skip profiling the startup code of the application, for instance.

The stuff serialized to disk is currently referred to as a project, with 
multiple project runs (I think).

Matt.

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