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patspam
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Date: 6/17/2009 1:25 am · Subject: NYTProf in modperl · Rating: 0
Has anyone had any joy getting valid data out of NYTProf through the WRE's modperl? If so, can you share your recipe?It's supposed to be easy, and I believe Tim Bunce when he says it works for modperl, but when I followed his instructions I didn't get any useful data out, certainly nothing like what I see when I run it on WebGUI code outside of modperl. Patrick |
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martink
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Date: 6/17/2009 2:40 am · Subject: Re: NYTProf in modperl · Rating: 0
You might wanna check this presentation: http://www.madmongers.org/talks/troubleshooting-apache-and-mod_perl. I believe the NYTProf stuff is more or less at the end. Martin webguidev@plainblack.com wrote: > patspam wrote: > > Has anyone had any joy getting valid data out of NYTProf through the > WRE's modperl? If so, can you share your recipe? > > It's supposed to be easy, and I believe Tim Bunce when he says > > it works for modperl, but when I followed his instructions I didn't > get any useful data out, certainly nothing like what I see when I run > it on WebGUI code outside of modperl. > > Patrick > > > http://www.plainblack.com/webgui/dev/discuss/nytprof-in-modperl > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > |
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Graham
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Date: 6/18/2009 11:15 am · Subject: Re: NYTProf in modperl · Rating: 0
I also had problems when I initially tried to use NYTProf. It mainly had to do with the load order of the perl modules. I'm fairly certain I solved the issue by changing the PerlConfig lines to use PerlPostConfigRequire instead. This delays loading the perl modules until after NYTProf, allowing it to initialize properly.On Jun 17, 2009, at 1:25 AM, <webguidev@plainblack.com> <webguidev@plainblack.com> wrote: patspam wrote: |
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