needing a good profiler

[Wizumwalt]

Hey all,

I'm needing a profiler to time my methods and see where processing is
spending the most time. So I'm looking for suggestions on a good
profiler. I do use eclipse, but found so many, I didn't know which ones
were good.

The easier it is to use, the better for me.

 

[Andrey Kuznetsov]

I'm needing a profiler to time my methods and see where processing is

spending the most time. So I'm looking for suggestions on a good
profiler. I do use eclipse, but found so many, I didn't know which ones
were good.

The easier it is to use, the better for me.

I use YourKit Java Profiler.
It is very easy to use.

 

[Scott Ellsworth]

I'm needing a profiler to time my methods and see where processing is
spending the most time. So I'm looking for suggestions on a good
profiler. I do use eclipse, but found so many, I didn't know which ones
were good.

I have had very good luck with JProfiler, especially if I am doing
memory profiling.

JetBrains, makers of IDEA, are happy with YourKit.

On a Mac, Shark can time and memory profile, though I usually prefer a
dedicated Java profiler.

Scott

 

[Robert Klemme]

Hey all,

I'm needing a profiler to time my methods and see where processing is
spending the most time. So I'm looking for suggestions on a good
profiler. I do use eclipse, but found so many, I didn't know which
ones were good.

The easier it is to use, the better for me.

Did you try the built in java -Xrunhprof:... with a standalone evaluation
tool like PerfAnal (can be found somewhere on the Sun web site) or HP
JMeter? Zero cost and for me it works pretty well. There's also a free
Eclipse plugin although I cannot state how stable that is right now.

Kind regards

robert

 

[vladimirkondratyev]

Take a look at YourKit (http://www.yourkit.com)

--vladimir