Hello

I often use debugbreak('1@127.0.0.1:7869;d=1,p=1'); to invoke the debugger for profiling Ajax callbacks.

Note, I use the debugger on a remote linux box and use SSH to tunnel back to the IDE.

What p=? value do I need to invoke the new PhpEd 14 memory profiler option? I know 16 gets SQL and 17 gets SQL etc. But cannot find docs on the memory profiler.

tia
--Andy

Answer my own question

p=2 gives the Memory profiler.
p=3 gives the Line Profiler AND the Memory Profiler.

Haven't figured out how to get Line, Memory and SQL yet however (p=18 just killed it entirely)

Well, having got it working seems buggy. Many negative "bytes used" appearing.

I tried to attach a screen grab but this forum's attach an image also broken.

But here's an example, minus 71.04 KB, really? Are you giving me free RAM upgrades now Nusphere?

Summary
File: <PHP Core>
<PHP Core> total: 146.7 KB
Page total: -71.04 KB
Peak memory: 14.86 MB, reached at <PHP Core>(0

if your function takes memory, it shown as positive value. Guess what profiler shows if memory was released?
Why not? If you started in the middle of execution, don't be surprised to see half of the results.

As of p= flags, it is very simple. 0x001 is Line, 0x002 is Memory, and 0x010 is SQL. Select profiles you need, and OR corresponding flags, result in dec form shold be placed in p=.