http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/wiki/PtraceUtility

ptrace is a small utility that can parse dmd's trace.log files to make a bit more readable html from them.

You'll need a recent tango to use it. It works via the ddoc system, but now
has the option to invoke dmd in one go thus being a bit more user-friendly.
Just execute ptrace in a directory with a trace.log file, see the wiki
and 'ptrace -h' for details.

I forgot, for convenience, ptrace is just a single sourcefile: www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/browser/trunk/ptrace/ptrace.d?format=txt

and the macro definitions (only needed when you want to customize): www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/browser/trunk/ptrace/trace.ddoc

Lutger schrieb:
> http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/wiki/PtraceUtility
> 
> ptrace is a small utility that can parse dmd's trace.log files to make a bit
> more readable html from them. 

Hi and thanks :)
As part of my IDE project I am working on creating *pie charts based upon D's profilers output.  (Since yesterday)

So your code is absolutely "Just in time !"
Bjoern
* plus open office calc-  ,xml- ...docs

Bjoern wrote:

> Lutger schrieb:
>> http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/wiki/PtraceUtility
>> 
>> ptrace is a small utility that can parse dmd's trace.log files to make a bit more readable html from them.
> 
> Hi and thanks :)
> As part of my IDE project I am working on creating *pie charts based
> upon D's profilers output.  (Since yesterday)
> 
> So your code is absolutely "Just in time !"
> Bjoern
> * plus open office calc-  ,xml- ...docs

Sounds good. ptrace is not very polished, don't hesitate to request something if you need it.

Lutger schrieb:
> ... don't hesitate to request
> something if you need it. 

Sure I will. I have to work with DLLs written in D using Windows calling convention. Meanwhile I know how to manage it (using Tango and callbacks) but probabely I have to ask one or two questions.
So many! thanks for offering help.
Bjoern
Oh, I will post my questions here a D.announce (within the next 2 days).