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README.md

ghc-prof-flamegraph

Build Status

This is a small tool to convert GHC time profiling reports into a format understandable by the FlameGraph tool.

Install

cabal install

Usage

First convert a .prof file into the flame graph svg:

$ cat ~/src/packdeps/packdeps.prof | ghc-prof-flamegraph > packdeps.prof.svg

Or, alternatively, just pass the .prof file as an argument. The tool will then create corresponing .svg file:

$ ghc-prof-flamegraph ~/src/packdeps/packdeps.prof
Output written to ~/src/packdeps/packdeps.svg

The previous command will produce ~/src/packdeps/packdeps.svg file.

You can customize the behavior of the underlying flamegraph.pl by passing options via –framegraph-option. For example, you can customize the title:

$ ghc-prof-flamegraph ~/src/packdeps/packdeps.prof '--flamegraph-option=--title=Package dependencies'
Output written to ~/src/packdeps/packdeps.svg

You can also generate a flamegraph using the allocation measurements, using the --alloc flag.