profiling ruby extensions

[Elias Athanasopoulos]

Hello!

Has anyone profiled ruby extensions on Linux?

I would like to see in which C parts of my code, ruby
spends most of the time during the execution of a Ruby
script. Any recomendation of a known tool to accomplish
such a task?

Regards,

 

[Tim Hunter]

Hello!

Has anyone profiled ruby extensions on Linux?

I would like to see in which C parts of my code, ruby spends most of the
time during the execution of a Ruby script. Any recomendation of a known
tool to accomplish such a task?

Regards,

Check out valgrind, http://valgrind.kde.org/

 

[Robert Klemme]

Hello!

Has anyone profiled ruby extensions on Linux?

I would like to see in which C parts of my code, ruby
spends most of the time during the execution of a Ruby
script. Any recomendation of a known tool to accomplish
such a task?

Doesn't gcc provide profiling support?

robert

 

[Elias Athanasopoulos]

Check out valgrind, http://valgrind.kde.org/

I thought valgrind was a memory leak checker. I will check it.

Regards,

 

[Elias Athanasopoulos]

Doesn't gcc provide profiling support?

You mean gprof of binutils? Well, yes. I was just asking for
something simpler, used often by Ruby's exetensions developers.

Regards,