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Sat, 13 May 2006 14:22

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: irbull.cs.uvic.ca

Hi All,

I am doing some testing for the Callisto release, and I thought I would
try my hand at TPTP. I have D/L the the latest (4.2 and all
dependencies). It seems to start fine and I can profile a simple Java
application. I then tried to profile an eclipse plugin. I wrote a
simple plugin, launched my runtime workbench, and it worked fine. I
then tried to profile my runtime workbench (profile as-> eclipse
application). The profiler seems ok, but my plugin isn't there.
Actually no plugins from my original workbench are there.

The profiler was launched with (All workspace and enabled external
plug-ins). (Same launch configuration I used to test my plugin).

Is this supposed to work, or is there something fundamental I am missing?

Cheers,
Ian

Re: profile plugin [message #70770 is a reply to message #70762]

Sun, 14 May 2006 23:40

Eclipse User

I have this problem too.
The plugin to be profiled just can't be seen int the profile tab.
It seems that only some standard plugin can be profiled.

BTW: Ian, what view can you see when you just profile these standard
plugin.
I see nothing but something like
"no data is avaliable for display. The object selected in the profiling
monitor views does not contain this type information."
I selected the profile option and nothing change.

I run TPTP4.1.0.1 on eclpse 3.1.2 on linux.

Re: profile plugin [message #70781 is a reply to message #70770]

Mon, 15 May 2006 11:03

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: nmehrega.ca.ibm.com

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Make sure you're not accidentally filtering out your plugins. In TPTP
4.1, go to your profile launch configuration: click on the profile button
-> select 'profile..' -> select your launch configuration -> click on the
profiling tab -> select your profiling set -> edit -> next -> select your
profiling option -> next -> check your filterset here and make sure you're
not accidentally filtering out your plugin. Note by default all classes
in the org* packages are filtered out.

Navid Mehregani
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 Make sure you're not accidentally filtering
out your plugins.  In TPTP 4.1, go to your profile launch configuration:
click on the profile button -> select 'profile..' -> select your
launch configuration -> click on the profiling tab -> select your
profiling set -> edit -> next -> select your profiling option
-> next -> check your filterset here and make sure you're not accidentally
filtering out your plugin.  Note by default all classes in the org*
packages are filtered out.
 
 Navid Mehregani
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Re: profile plugin [message #70870 is a reply to message #70770]

Mon, 15 May 2006 18:13

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: irbull.cs.uvic.ca

Thanks Ben, I had this problem too. Look at Navid's response, I was
filtering my code so nothing was bring recorded.

Cheers,
ian
Ben Xu wrote:
> I have this problem too.
> The plugin to be profiled just can't be seen int the profile tab.
> It seems that only some standard plugin can be profiled.
> BTW: Ian, what view can you see when you just profile these standard
> plugin.
> I see nothing but something like
> "no data is avaliable for display. The object selected in the profiling
> monitor views does not contain this type information."
> I selected the profile option and nothing change.
>
> I run TPTP4.1.0.1 on eclpse 3.1.2 on linux.
>

Re: profile plugin [message #71288 is a reply to message #70870]

Thu, 18 May 2006 22:12

Eclipse User

Navid, the tracing tab will not show the wanted plugin even you set
every filter to be "inclue".

Anyone interested in profiling eclispe plugin itself can use this plugin:
Eclipse Core Tools plug-in
Eclipse core tools plug-in can be used for plug-in developers to
monitor plugin startup time and memory usage(memory usage function need
ibm jdk support).
webpages about this plugin:
Plug-in homepage:
http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/platform-core/downloads.html
introduction doc:
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os- ecspy1/
The latest core tools version 1.3.0 can run in eclipse 3.1.2
environment.

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