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Michele Calgaro
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| README | 13 years ago | |
| kstartperf.cpp | 4 years ago | |
| libkstartperf.c | 4 years ago | |
README
** kstartperf: startup time measurement for KDE apps **
** Usage:
kstartperf measures startup time for TDE applications. Usage is simple:
$ kstartperf konsole
will show you the startup time of konsole in milliseconds.
** How does it work?
1. Kstartperf stores the current time with microsecond resolution in an
environment variable ($KSTARTPERF).
2. Kstartperf executes the requested application, but with a LD_PRELOAD
library that overrides the X11 XMapWindow() function.
3. As soon as the app calls XMapWindow (this is the point where we assume
that the app has "started up"), our function is called instead of the
original XMapWindow(). This function calculates the time difference
between the current time and the time stored in the environment variable
and prints this information to standard error.
4. Our function disables itself and calls the original XMapWindow().
** Notes
The appliation that is being profiled, needs to be linked against tdecore.
Geert Jansen <jansen@kde.org>,
20 July 2000