Is it possible to use callgrind to produce the output like one given by gcov/lcov ?
I’m reading their docs unable to find the exact option for callgrind_annotate
Is it possible to use callgrind to produce the output like one given by
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Is it possible to use callgrind to produce the output like one given by gcov/lcov ?
I’m reading their docs unable to find the exact option for callgrind_annotate
It is not possible but callgrind_annotate nor kcachegrind should implement it. However with kcachegrind you have the call’s count of each functions/methods.
Column Calls in Cost/All callers tab or Count in Callers tab should be relevant.