Can anyone recommend some useful performance analysis tools for PHP scripts? Anything that could help me find problematic or unusually slow blocks of code, details about execution time, etc. would be really helpful. I know there are tools out there, but I'm wondering what people recommend as being the most useful and well-designed.
The timestamp function placed twice in a program one at starting of program and another at end of the program. Then the time difference between end time and start time is the actual speed of code. PHP uses microtime($get_as_float) function to measure the speed of code.
Definition. Performance analysis tools support the application developer in tuning the application's performance for a given architecture. They measure performance data during the execution of the application and provide means to analyze and interpret the provided data and to detect performance bottlenecks.
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Try webgrind. It gives you the profiling of CacheGrinder in an easy to read, browser based format. I'm on a Mac and it has made profiling a breeze.
XDebug's profiler is good. But then I'm a KDE user... I think you could install the KCacheGrind in other window managers though.
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