Profiler Very Sleepy on Windows
Greetings,
is anyone familiar with the Very Sleepy profiler on a Windows system?
If I let it sample over my C++ application (run from Code Blocks IDE), it can not list the runtime of each function called within the application (it only shows cryptic code like [oxff293983] with some runtime percentage and time next to it).
In a tutorial, it is said that, after stopping the sampling, the profiler will not only show the function calls but also a visual display of the runtime "hot spots" with corresponding lines in the source code, provided the profiled exetubale file contains debug information with reference to the source code file.
How do I make sure the last part is fulfilled? Do I have to manually execute the program with the command prompt?
Regards
is anyone familiar with the Very Sleepy profiler on a Windows system?
If I let it sample over my C++ application (run from Code Blocks IDE), it can not list the runtime of each function called within the application (it only shows cryptic code like [oxff293983] with some runtime percentage and time next to it).
In a tutorial, it is said that, after stopping the sampling, the profiler will not only show the function calls but also a visual display of the runtime "hot spots" with corresponding lines in the source code, provided the profiled exetubale file contains debug information with reference to the source code file.
How do I make sure the last part is fulfilled? Do I have to manually execute the program with the command prompt?
Regards
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