Im currently working on adding the ability to record user/sys cpu time (in addition to wall-clock time) to timep. This will be coupled with a new modification to the timep_flamegraph.pl script that will control the flamegraph coloring saturation based on cpu time (sys+usr) - lower cpu time will be more faded and higher cpu time will be more vivid/saturated.
those interested can see the current progress in the "timep_testing" branch of the github repo. The trap timing instrumentation and the new flamegraph script are both done, but post-processing the new cpu times is a work-in-progress. The new flamegraph script is backwards-compatible with the current timep, so you can tryout that part now if you want.
Im currently working on adding the ability to record user/sys cpu time (in addition to wall-clock time) to timep. This will be coupled with a new modification to the timep_flamegraph.pl script that will control the flamegraph coloring saturation based on cpu time (sys+usr) - lower cpu time will be more faded and higher cpu time will be more vivid/saturated.
those interested can see the current progress in the "timep_testing" branch of the github repo. The trap timing instrumentation and the new flamegraph script are both done, but post-processing the new cpu times is a work-in-progress. The new flamegraph script is backwards-compatible with the current timep, so you can tryout that part now if you want.