ThreadScope
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A graphical tool for profiling parallel Haskell programs
Dies with ``` threadscope: Operation not supported ``` I'm on OSX. Help -> Website does the same thing.
Dragging to select a subset of a trace in Threadscope allows an interval that goes beyond the end of the currently loaded trace. For example, if the trace is 30s...
**Original reporter**: _ecrockett3@_ I just installed threadscope-0.2.2, and profiled my program (running with -ls -N4). When I load threadscope, it starts loading HECs, but then complains that there was a...
**Original reporter**: _jan.stolarek@_ When I load an eventlog, zoom in, update the eventlog (rerun the program that generates it) and finally reload eventlog in TS the graphs are not redrawn....
**Original reporter**: _shelarcy_ Debug.Trace.traceEventIO output Unicode characters by UTF-8 String. - http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/7.4.1/html/libraries/base-4.5.0.0/Debug-Trace.html#v:traceEventIO "ghc-events show" can show output Unicode characters' user event correctly. ``` import Debug.Trace main = do traceEventIO "テスト"...
**Original reporter**: _MikolajKonarski_ On very large eventlogs, the labels of histogram bars overwrite each other, because the numbers (spark lengths) grow too big. Extend and use the function that prints...
**Original reporter**: _MikolajKonarski_ This ticket is not about UI improved using the universal principles of visual communication, but about improvements based on down-to-earth analysis or imagining of use cases, user...
**Original reporter**: _MikolajKonarski_ In the result, in the starting view, some HECs vanish and cannot be recovered by scrolling.
**Original reporter**: _MikolajKonarski_ Long term. Gather feedback, look at how easy it is to describe the UI in tutorials, discuss the various ideas from kowey's emails (Nov 20, 2011, Dec...
**Original reporter**: _kowey_ Another possible wont-fix: To my screen, the left panel is wide enough to display a list of traces with checkboxes. If you expand any of the trace...