TempleOSCD_140715.ISO

Doc/Profiler.TXT

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-$WW,1$The TempleOS profiler records statistics on what code location was executing when a task was preempted.  You can learn where most time is wasted.  There are two modes, $LK,"ProfBin",A="MN:ProfBin"$() which monitors a range of buckets and $LK,"ProfAll",A="MN:ProfAll"$() which records a hit location as well as count.  I recommend $LK,"ProfAll",A="MN:ProfAll"$().
+$WW,1$The profiler records where the CPU was executing when the $TX,"1000 Hz",D="DD_JIFFY_HZ"$ timer interrupt occured, so you can learn where time is spent.
 
-You can pass a subroutine depth level argument which records a hit in not only the routine executing, but the routines which called it, as well.
+Use the $LK,"Prof",A="MN:Prof"$() depth argument to record a hit in the N routines which called the current routine, as well.
 
 When done collecting statistics, use $LK,"ProfRep",A="MN:ProfRep"$() for a report.  You might need a $LK,"DocMax",A="MN:DocMax"$() to expand the command line window buffer to fit it all.
 
-You can set the CPU to monitor with $LK,"ProfCPUSet",A="MN:ProfCPUSet"$().
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-Study the code.  The profiler is very simple and you might want to enhance it or modify it to debug something in particular.
+Study the code.  The profiler is very simple.  You might want to enhance it or modify it to debug something in particular.