Hi,<br><br>I used fprof to profile my code. I got an analysis report, but I am confused about a couple of things in the report:<br><br> a) There is not much information about /my/ functions in the report : it is mostly about the underlying Erlang library functions. While I expect that most of the work is done by the libraries, my own functions are the gateways (so to speak) to these library functions, so they should appear in the profile with large ACC numbers against them, but this doesn't happen. Wherever my functions appear, they have very small numbers against them, and only in /two/ places do they occur with a % against them -- which indicates that the information is about calls to these functions.<br>
<br>b) I checked every instance in the report where the module name is "graphs" (my module). Everywhere the function reported is a fun. Why isn't the parent function reported at all?<br><br>c) In nearly every block of information, there is an entry named "undefined" with large numbers against it. What does this mean?<br>
Could these be because I have not invoked/named my functions in some specified manner?<br><br>Thanks,<br>Philip<br>