I am using current CVS.
That should be good now (if the previous mail wasn't clear, I found and
fixed the specific bug you reported).
I now use the execute_wrapper branch, so I can't test it ...
Now I get the following output:
9.1 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.00 0.00 80 0.0000 0.00
html_template_it::count
4.5 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.00 0.00 6 0.0000 0.00
mdb_driver_mysql::sprintf
That looks better, but "html_template_it::count" can be missunderstood,
because count() is no method of html_template_it. (It means count() is
called
from HTML_Template_IT, right?).
Hmmm... That will require some more thought on how to overcome.
But I really don't know what I am interested in ;) I just thought "APD
looks cool, so lets see what it offers ..."
If you want tracing/profiling, the pprof should do what you want better
than the session_trace stuff.
I want profiling, but I want to test interactive Debugging too ...
Alan Knowles wrote all the interactive stuff in apd. I really shouldn't be trusted to say whether or not it is correctly working in the execute_wrapper branch. I'm interested to know how it's working though, and to do what I can to fix it.
how is it named? (the new backtrace function) I read I need ext/xdebug
or ZE2, or am I wrong?
Not sure, I just remember seeing in pass by on php-dev. If it's not
there, I will make sure it get's re-fixed in the execute_wrapper branch.
Can you please check it, since I do not now where to start searching.
Looked, couldnt find it, so I fixed apd_callstack in execute_wrapper branch (it doesn't do args right now, but that is back on the todo list).
Christian Dickmann
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