Web tracker

[Berwyn Hoyt]

Hello,

The pympler web interface tracker can display an object tracked with the tracker.track_object, but it displays no objects when tracked with tracker.track_class.  This makes finding the offending class with it difficult.

I'm trying to debug a python project on a embedded platform.  The pympler web interface is great for this because the embedded platform doesn't have much of anything on it except python, and I can have a browser on my development machine.

I'm fairly new to pympler.  Any ideas why track_class doesn't work?

Thanks,

Berwyn

[Berwyn Hoyt]

Oops, sorry.  Ignore that message.  I've worked it out myself.  It turns out that track_class only works if you call it *before* the class objects are created, whereas by contrast you obviously have to call track_object after the object is created.

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[Ludwig Hähne]

Hi Berwyn,

I was about to suggest that. Glad it solved the problem.

Good luck with the profiling.

Cheers, Ludwig

Am 31.01.2013 23:43, schrieb Berwyn Hoyt:
> Oops, sorry. Ignore that message. I've worked it out myself. It turns
> out that track_class only works if you call it *before* the class
> objects are created, whereas by contrast you obviously have to call
> track_object after the object is created.
>
>
> On 31 January 2013 14:31, Berwyn Hoyt <ber...@gmail.com

> <mailto:ber...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> The pympler web interface tracker can display an object tracked with
> the tracker.track_object, but it displays no objects when tracked
> with tracker.track_class. This makes finding the offending class
> with it difficult.
>
> I'm trying to debug a python project on a embedded platform. The
> pympler web interface is great for this because the embedded
> platform doesn't have much of anything on it except python, and I
> can have a browser on my development machine.
>
> I'm fairly new to pympler. Any ideas why track_class doesn't work?
>
> Thanks,
> Berwyn
>
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