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motion-dtrace ============= Proof of concept to use dtrace on rubymotion. Installation ------------ ``` gem install motion-dtrace ``` Usage ----- 1. Edit the Rakefile of your RubyMotion project and add the following require line. ``` require 'rubygems' require 'motion-dtrace' ``` 2. Start simulator process: ``` rake ``` 3. On another terminal, start dtrace: ``` rake dtrace ``` You may specify your own dtrace file via: ``` rake dtrace DTRACE=/Users/siuying/Documents/workspace/motion/motion-dtrace/dtrace/methods_duration.d ``` TODO ---- Currently this gem is just a hack to simplify command lines. We shall investigate can we do real integration with project. Credit ------ - [MacRuby DTrace examples](https://github.com/MacRuby/MacRuby/tree/master/sample-macruby/DTrace) - [Using the DTrace](http://watson1978.github.com/MacRuby-DoJo/blog/2012/04/15/dtrace/)
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