is there an alternative for ruby-prof (currently only has native C
bindings)
in JRuby ?
Adam
AD wrote:
is there an alternative for ruby-prof (currently only has native C
bindings) in JRuby ?
One option might be to use a normal Java profiling solution and set
everything to compile (-X+C or set property jruby.compile.mode=FORCE).
Ruby code should show up alongside Java code then.
There’s also a couple JRuby flags that could help, especially used in
concert with force compile:
–sample uses the builtin JVM sampling profiler, which isn’t terribly
accurate but can help show serious problems
–profile uses a small instrumented profiler to profile just Ruby code
(though it seems to have broken at some point).
What are others doing? Obviously dependence on C extensions is something
we’d love to discourage in the Ruby world, and there’s a whole world
of profiling tools for JVM use.
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we’d love to discourage in the Ruby world, and there’s a whole world
of profiling tools for JVM use.
jruby --debug -rprofile
appears to be another option
I’m still not seeing anything that’s quite as complete as ruby-prof out
there, though. Looks like you can purchse JXInsight if you want to 
-r
jruby --debug -rprofile
appears to be another option
And another option:
http://danlucraft.com/blog/2010/03/jruby-prof