v1.2.0
Core
- Added non-scoped block functionality for beginning and ending block manually from different functions. To open block use
EASY_NONSCOPED_BLOCK
macro, to close block useEASY_END_BLOCK
. See #29 for more information - Added new API functions for getting current time (ticks) and converting it to nano- and microseconds:
timestamp_t profiler::currentTime()
returns current time in ticks;profiler::toNanoseconds()
andprofiler::toMicroseconds()
for converting ticks to nano and microseconds;
- Add following cmake options to easy_profiler_core
CMakeLists.txt
:BUILD_WITH_CHRONO_STEADY_CLOCK
- usestd::chrono::steady_clock
as a timer. By default isOFF
BUILD_WITH_CHRONO_HIGH_RESOLUTION_CLOCK
- usestd::chrono::high_resolution_clock
as a timer. By default isOFF
If both is set to ON
- use std::chrono::high_resolution_clock
.
If both is set to OFF
- use QueryPerformanceCounter/rtdsc
timer.
Note: Do not forget to clean CMakeCache
file if you've changed an option.
- Calculating total children duration per thread/frame/parent
GUI
- Displaying "total self %" (duration % excluding all children) per thread/frame/parent
- Changed "Connect" button logic: if connected to the profiled application then additional click performs disconnect. Changed appropriate tool-tip.
- Fixed displaying unicode text in popup and at histogram window
- Display current opened file name at the window title;
- Suggest save file name: using current system date and time as file name;
- Checking for unsaved network session before opening new file and before exit.
- Added "Use Right Mouse Button..." hint to Hierarchy window. See #35 #33
- Changed popup position on Diagram - now it is better positioned for small window also.
- Added additional field "Self" to the popup on Diagram. Self stands for "self duration" (duration excluding all children).
- Clear FPS Monitor contents after successful connect.
- Minor fixes