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- → (Ctrl+N)
Opens an empty top-level window in which you can load profile data. This action is not really necessary, as → gives you a new top-level window if the current one already shows some data.
- → (Ctrl+O)
Pops up the KDE file selector to choose a profile data file to be loaded. If there is some data already shown in the current top-level window, this will open a new window; if you want to open additional profile data in the current window, use → .
The name of profile data files usually ends in
.
, wherepid
.part
-threadID
part
andthreadID
are optional.pid
andpart
are used for multiple profile data files belonging to one application run. By loading a file ending only in
, any existing data files for this run with additional endings are loaded as well.pid
If there exist profile data files
cachegrind.out.123
andcachegrind.out.123.1
, by loading the first, the second will be automatically loaded too.- →
Adds a profile data file to the current window. Using this, you can force multiple data files to be loaded into the same top-level window even if they are not from the same run, as given by the profile data file naming convention. For example, this can be used for side-by-side comparison.
- → (F5)
Reload the profile data. This is useful when another profile data file was generated for an already loaded application run.
- → (Ctrl+Q)
Quits KCachegrind