[erlang-questions] about erlang eprof tool. Why is the handle_info and handle_cast without in the result
郎咸武
langxianzhe@REDACTED
Wed May 18 10:57:33 CEST 2011
hi everybody:
I write a test 'chat' code with eprof.
I have found the handle_info and handle_cast functions without in the
anaylise result.
Why ?
thanks
Regards
jason
1 -module(chat).
2 -compile(export_all).
3 %-behaviour(gen_server).
4 start(N) ->
5 start_link(),
6 eprof:start(),
7 eprof:start_profiling([chat]),
8 test(N),
9 testcast(),
10 test(),
11 eprof:stop_profiling(),
12 eprof:log(chat),
13 eprof:analyse(),
14 eprof:total_analyse().
15
16 test(N)->
17 gen_server:call(?MODULE, {test,N}).
18 test()->
19 chat ! {test,1}.
20 testcast() ->
21 gen_server:cast(?MODULE,castttt).
22
23 start_link() ->
24 gen_server:start_link({local,?MODULE},?MODULE,[],[]).
25
26 init([]) ->
27 {ok, {}}.
28
29 handle_cast(Msg,State) ->
30 tttt(),
31 io:format("cast=~p~n",[Msg]),
32 {noreply,State}.
33
34 handle_call({test,Number},From, State) when is_number(Number) ->
35 Reply = Number+1,
36 {reply, Reply,State};
37
38 handle_call(_,From, State) ->
39 Reply = numerror,
40 {reply, Reply,State}.
41 handle_info(Ino,State) ->
42 tttt(),
43 io:format("info=~p~n",[Ino]),
44 {noreply,State}.
45 tttt() ->
46 ok.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
Test result
5> chat:start(1).
eprof: Starting profiling .....
eprof: Stop profiling
cast=castttt
info={test,1}
FUNCTION CALLS TIME
****** Process <0.35.0> -- 100 % of profiled time ***
gen_server:loop/6 1 30 %
gen_server:handle_msg/5 1 28 %
chat:handle_call/3 1 21 %
gen_server:reply/2 1 14 %
gen_server:decode_msg/8 1 8 %
Total time: 0.00
Measurement overhead: 0.00
FUNCTION CALLS TIME
gen_server:loop/6 1 30 %
gen_server:handle_msg/5 1 28 %
chat:handle_call/3 1 21 %
gen_server:reply/2 1 14 %
gen_server:decode_msg/8 1 8 %
Total time: 0.00
Measurement overhead: 0.00
ok
6>
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