Highlights
- Visualizes execution profiles generated by profiling tools like Valgrind through interactive tree maps.
- Displays detailed call graphs showing caller and callee relationships between functions.
- Calculates cost metrics and execution counts to locate performance bottlenecks in software.
About this application
KCachegrind is a visualization tool for profiling data generated by performance analysis applications such as Valgrind. It reads execution traces and presents them through graphical tree maps and call graphs, allowing developers to inspect call hierarchies, execution counts, and cost metrics for functions within a program. The interface breaks down performance statistics by caller and callee relationships, helping to identify bottlenecks in compiled software. Designed for Linux environments, the utility focuses on rendering complex call-graph data into structured visual components for analytical inspection.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.kde.kcachegrind
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