util

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%%% Created: 2015-05-13
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-module(prof).
-moduledoc """
Profiling functions

Author: Serge Aleynikov <saleyn@gmail.com>
Copyright: 2015 Serge Aleynikov
""".
-author('saleyn@gmail.com').

%% API
-export([start/1, stop/0]).
-export([apply/2, apply/3]).

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%%% External API
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%%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-doc "Begin profiling a list of pids".
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-spec start([pid() | atom()]) -> ok.
start(Pids) when is_list(Pids) ->
    fprof:trace([start, {procs, Pids}]).

%%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-doc """
Finish profiling a list of pids and save results to a file called
`"fprof.analysis"`.
""".
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-spec stop() -> ok.
stop() ->
    fprof:trace([stop]),
    fprof:profile(),
    fprot:analyse([totals, {dest, "fprof.analysis"}]),
    fprof:stop().

%%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-doc """
Run a function analysis and save it to `"fprof-apply.analysis"`.
""".
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
apply(Fun, Args) when is_list(Args) ->
    fprof:apply(Fun, Args),
    fprop:profile(),
    fprof:analyse([{dest, "fprof-apply.analysis"}]),
    fprof:stop().

%%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-doc """
Run a function analysis and save it to `"fprof-apply.analysis"`.
""".
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
apply(M, F, Args) when is_atom(M), is_atom(F), is_list(Args) ->
    fprof:apply(M, F, Args),
    fprop:profile(),
    fprof:analyse([{dest, "fprof-apply.analysis"}]),
    fprof:stop().

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%%% Internal functions
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