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EFL Profiling Viewer
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Profiling Viewer - developer application for graphical view and analyze log-files, created by efl_debug. Main feature - visualization the program workflow. That can is useful for debugging and "bottleneck" seeking. The Profiling Viewer provide elements for easy navigation through log-file and investigate any time interval.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
lgplv3-st...
Trace Compass Incubator
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Analyzed 25 days ago
Permanent incubator for the Eclipse Trace Compass Project.
This is used to put analyses and trace types that may be ready for users to use, but that have no guarantees. They still generally work well though.
Licenses:
Eclipse_P...
HawkTracer
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Analyzed 25 days ago
HawkTracer is a highly portable, low-overhead, configurable profiling tool built in Amazon Video for getting performance metrics from low-end devices.
EMF in Cpp
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Analyzed 24 days ago
A C++ implementation of Eclipse Modeling Framework.
Licenses:
No declared licenses
mysqlizer
Analyzed 24 days ago
This tool will analyze your MySQL binary log files. Query speed, distribution, and size are reported.
Typical use:
mysqlbinlog binlog | mysqlizer
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
gpl
cquats
C
Analyzed 25 days ago
CQuATS is a management system that aims to collect heterogeneous code safety and security analysers/tools (primarily for 'C' code), bringing them together into a coherent, easy-to-use framework.
InfraRED
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Analyzed 24 days ago
Performance Monitoring Tool for Java / J2EE Applications. Features: light-weight profiler, AOP based, lists API times, JDBC / SQL statistics, central logging, cluster support, web UI, call trees, configurable monitoring levels.
Licenses:
apache_2
jgrind
J
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JGrind is a profiling library for Java which is attached as Java agent
on the command line via the JVM Tool Interface (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/platform/jvmti/jvmti.html). JGrind doesn't perform any class file instrumentation and can be therefore used without changing or re-compiling your jar files.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
apache_2