Closed FrozenInMTL closed 9 months ago
I am not sure I follow on what would you need exactly. Please feel free to contact me directly with more details. I would love to know more.
I finally got some time to work on Compile Score again. This got added to Version 1.9.0 so that we get metrics not only of a given header but also in its relationship between includer and includee. Also a new table in the overview got added to find bottlenecks at the specific #include level.
Thanks for the suggestion, this information is really super helpful and it leads faster to actionable points when getting new profile data.
Thanks a lot! Will give it a try asap!
Charles
On Mon, 15 Jan 2024 at 20:31, Ramon Viladomat @.***> wrote:
I finally got some time to work on Compile Score again. This got added to Version 1.9.0 so that we get metrics not only of a given header but also in its relationship between includer and includee. Also a new table in the overview got added to find bottlenecks at the specific #include level.
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Thanks for the suggestion, this information is really super helpful and it leads faster to actionable points when getting new profile data.
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It would be nice to have a option to show the Compile Score Timeline with the average time, if you have a lot of modules with different pch that would be really helpful.