Functionality provided by the &profiling; package
Reading line-by-line profiles Read filename, a line by line profile which was previously generated by GAP, using ProfileLineByLine or CoverageLineByLine functions from core GAP. A parsed profile can be transformed into a human-readable form using either or Read filenames, a list of line by line profiles which were previously generated by GAP, using ProfileLineByLine or CoverageLineByLine functions from core GAP. The elements of filenames can be either filenames, or files previously parsed by .
Generating flame graphs

A 'flame graph' is a method of visualising where time is spent by a program. Generate an 'svg' file which represents a 'flame graph', a method of visualising where time is spent by a program.

codecover should either be a profile previously read by ReadLineByLineProfile, or the filename of a profile.

The flame graph input will be written to filename (or returned as a string if filename is not present). Generate the input required to draw a 'flame graph', a method of visualising where time is spent by a program. One program for drawing flame graphs using this output can be found at https://github.com/brendangregg/FlameGraph

codecover should either be a profile previously read by ReadLineByLineProfile, or the filename of a profile.

The flame graph input will be written to filename (or returned as a string if filename is not present).
Generating coverage reports Takes a previously generated profile and outputs HTML which shows which lines of code were executed, and (if this was originally recorded) how long was spent executing these lines of code.

codecover should either be a profile previously read by ReadLineByLineProfile, or the filename of a profile which will first be read with ReadLineByLineProfile.

Files will be written to the directory outdir.

The optional second argument gives a filter, only information about filenames starting with indir will be outputted. Takes a previously generated profile and outputs a json coverage file which is amongst other things accepted by codecov.io.

codecover should either be a profile previously read by ReadLineByLineProfile, or the filename of a profile which will first be read with ReadLineByLineProfile.

The output will be written to the file outfile.

Takes a previously generated profile and outputs a json coverage file which is accepted by coveralls.io.

cover should either be a profile previously read by ReadLineByLineProfile, or the filename of a profile which will first be read with ReadLineByLineProfile. pathtoremove is the path to the tested repository; this path prefix will be removed from all filenames in cover. Finally, opt is a record. Its key/value pairs are directly inserted into the produced JSON, in the form of a JSON dictionary. This can be used to set the service_name, service_job_id, and more. If this record is not given, we try to guess the correct values based on the environment (currently only supported for Travis and AppVeyor).

The output will be written to the file outfile.

Miscellaneous Calls function with the list of arguments arguments, and opens a time profile of the resulting call in the default web browser.

a string Tests the file with name file in another GAP session, and produces a code coverage report of lines that were executed in the process. If file ends with .tst it will be called with Test; otherwise, it will be run directly.

The optional argument opts should be a record, and may contain any of the following components: outdir: a string denoting the directory into which the HTML files of the report will be placed (a temporary directory by default); indir: a string such that only file paths beginning with indir will be profiled (default ""); showOutput: a boolean denoting whether to print test output to the screen (default true); open: a boolean denoting whether to open the report in a web browser on completion (default false).

This function returns the location of an HTML file containing the report. a string If pkg_name is the name of an installed package, then this function runs that package's test suite and produces a report on the code coverage of files inside the package. The string returned denotes the location of an HTML file containing the report. The optional argument opts behaves the same as in .