Is there an alternative to KCacheGrind for Mac Os X from there?

Question

Am I looking for an alternative to KCacheGrind or at least a binary package for Mac Os X?

I would use KCacheGrind with XDebug for PHP, but Mac Os X is the right environment here ...

thank

Edit: I know I can use MacPort, but I'm looking for an alternative to this painful installation.

Maybe something "in the poppy"

Answer 1

You can install KCacheGrind using MacPorts :

sudo port install valgrind kcachegrind4 

There are also several alternatives, such as:

• Webgrind
• qcachegrind ( brew install qcachegrind ); See: installation steps on OS X.

• XHProf: hierarchical profiler for PHP ( pecl install xhprof )

• The premium MCG app can analyze your app’s profile data directly on your Mac (released on the Mac App Store )

  Older: MacCallGrind (semi-commercial alternative, free version limited to 3 megabyte shreds)

  

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Read also: you have kcachegrind as profiling tools for Mac

Answer 2

You might want to check out WebGrind

Webgrind is the Xdebug profiling web interface in PHP5. It implements a subset of the kcachegrind functions and installs in seconds and works on all platforms.

Answer 3

MacCallGrind and WebGrind are the best answers for MacOS. I cannot comment on kenorb's answer, so I have to make a new one.

MacCallGrind's link to MacUpdate is incorrect - their price is much higher than that of the developers site ( http://www.maccallgrind.com/ ).

I personally think that the grinding function of MacCallGrind is very useful in combination with the transfer function ( http://panic.com/transmit/ ) - set ssh / sftp as the disk. It automatically opens every new cache fracture file that is displayed in a remote location.

Answer 4

qcachegrind is ct's kcachegrind based on qt. It works like a pleasure.

Answer 5

Another great alternative is ProfilingViewer , available on the Mac App Store. Handles several types of costs. It can display data in the form of Treemap, Callgraph, Heatmap, can hide system functions and has a source file viewer with comments on costs. You can create PDF files. Fast and has a small amount of memory.

Answer 6

Now you can install qcachegrind using macports:

 sudo port selfupdate sudo port install graphviz qcachegrind 

The application should appear in the Macports folder of your applications