Hi bernd
>> I wanted to use the tick profiler to see how slow my programs really
>> are.
I'm sure they're fast :)
>> The YAP docu says,
>> that :- profinit. will switch it on and :- profon. will start the
>> profiling.
>>
That works fine for me and needs no special flags, but Paulo is right,
I mostly been using yap-6. Can you please give it a try, I remember
Leopard has made some changes to the interface so I may have disabled
it in yap-5 Leopard.
>> Unfortunately, both times YAP answers No.
>> Do I have to configure YAP with some extra flags? Currently, I don't
>> give any.
No.
>> And if, which would it be? The docu is not very specific about that.
>>
>> I tried already
>> --enable-wam-profile
>> but YAP wouldn't compile (under Mac OS X, latest yap-5 from GIT).
>
The WAM profiler is really something that I use to check how many WAM
instructions were executed. It is unlikely to matter to you :)
Cheers
Vitor
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> Current development is focused on the yap-6 git. I suggest you try
> this version instead.
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>
> Paulo
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