SyzyProf

SyzyProf

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License:Open source

Total downloads:19 (1 last week)

Operating system:Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10 / 11

Latest version:0.2.10

Latest update:

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Description

SyzyProf version 0.2.10 is a sophisticated performance profiling tool developed by Google, tailored specifically for in-depth code analysis and profiling needs. Standing out in the Development Tools category, under the Web Development subcategory, SyzyProf offers users comprehensive profiling capabilities, especially essential for developers working closely with Chrome.

The latest version, 0.2.10, notably supports systems running Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11, making it highly versatile across different Windows OS. The application is conveniently lightweight, with a program file size of just 6.1 MB, ensuring that it won't burden your system resources.

SyzyProf's standout feature is its ability to profile across various levels, including tasks or IPC, and it even integrates profiling over JavaScript in V8 and C. If you are looking for a tool that enhances your performance profiling experience, this is an excellent option.

The primary executable for the program is cmd.exe, making it straightforward to operate within command line environments commonly used by developers. Additionally, for those who might be familiar with earlier versions, version 0.2 provides a solid foundation, though the latest version 0.2.10 includes several enhancements making it a must-upgrade.

Pros:

  • Comprehensive hierarchical performance profiling.
  • Integrated profiling over JavaScript in V8 and C.
  • Lightweight with a small program file size (6.1 MB).
  • Versatile OS support from Windows XP through 11.
  • Fits well within web development toolsets.
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You may want to check out more software, such as ColorCache, Show.kit or ComponentOne Studio Enterprise™, which might be similar to SyzyProf.

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