Re: How does one find lazyness bottlenecks?

2000-10-12 Thread Manuel M. T. Chakravarty
Sengan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote, > Now that ghc 4.08 has a time profiler, I've been improving a program > I wrote over the last year. However now the GC time dominates the > execution time (>60%). I can see that my program is not being lazy, > but I have no idea why. How can I use profiling (or

Re: How does one find lazyness bottlenecks?

2000-10-12 Thread Fergus Henderson
On 12-Oct-2000, Sengan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Now that ghc 4.08 has a time profiler, I've been improving a program > I wrote over the last year. However now the GC time dominates the > execution time (>60%). I can see that my program is not being lazy, > but I have no idea why. What makes y

How does one find lazyness bottlenecks?

2000-10-12 Thread Sengan
Now that ghc 4.08 has a time profiler, I've been improving a program I wrote over the last year. However now the GC time dominates the execution time (>60%). I can see that my program is not being lazy, but I have no idea why. How can I use profiling (or any other means) to determine where my prog