Thanks guys, this is exactly the kind of feed back I was looking for and
confirms the the approach I have taken in coding up a small python
script based the output of nm -S.
Cheers all,
Chris
On Mon, 21 May 2007, Chris Bayley wrote:
even cooler would be then to present the information in a pie chart
fromat like 'filelight' or konqueror's 'radial view' does with the
ability to drill down and look in more detail at a given area.
Hmm. Nice Tip'o'the'day in that.
filelight now officia
On Tue, 22 May 2007, Ross Drummond wrote:
Sorry, this discussion is going completely over my head.
Can somebody supply a plain language description of the problem?
So you have written a program with gcc. And it has grown fat and
overweight, using too much ram, using too much disk space.
Wher
On Tue, 22 May 2007 09:34, Matthew Gregan wrote:
> At 2007-05-21T20:52:42+1200, Chris Bayley wrote:
>
> Not sure if there's anything already out there, I tend to write ad-hoc
> scripts for this sort of thing.
>
> > even cooler would be then to present the information in a pie chart
> > fromat like
At 2007-05-21T20:52:42+1200, Chris Bayley wrote:
> What I want to do is something like this:
> first extract all the symbols and size information using nm -S,
> then graph the information with an expression in section terms ie
> (.text|.rodata) vs. an expression in symbol terms ie. symbols
Hmm. Mostly I use "objdump --syms" and chew on the output with a ruby
script.
Here is the script, it's way too specific to our project to be
reusable, and it chews on the output of gcc 2.95 sparc tools.
But you could tweak it (lots)
Some hints...
We had a particular interest in certain sym
man strip
On 21/05/07, Chris Bayley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi team, I am looking for a utility that will give me a really powerful
look into the memory usage of my elf binaries
What I want to do is something like this:
first extract all the symbols and size information using nm -S,
t
Hi team, I am looking for a utility that will give me a really powerful
look into the memory usage of my elf binaries
What I want to do is something like this:
first extract all the symbols and size information using nm -S,
then graph the information with an expression in section terms ie
(
