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Let us start understanding profiling in this region.

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So profiling is used to analyze the functions which are consuming most of the resources of Boston,

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and it can be also utilized to understand how large that is.

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Right.

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So there will be understanding to perform of profiling.

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Most of the cases we are interested in profiling to analyze whether optimization is required for a certain

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look or what is and times that are hardware that is taken to perform an execution of certain function

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that we are actually getting benefit.

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That's compared to software on chips.

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OK, so we'll consider it a very simple design.

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So we start with that processing system.

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We will add a beta so that we have a good amount of functions which we can provide.

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So it is interesting system block automation.

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And without modifying much, we will directly go ahead, Daddy.

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OK, so this will be the second night that will be going on and this will be connecting to energy.

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OK, so single instance of a single child will be connected to the third thing that will be adding is

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a beat.

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OK, I will just add a bit controller so that we also have some read and transactions on make.

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If I just ruined that inside of the rubber glove, so now we have no number of this is a stool and that

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is fine because we'll be working with the reporter and now we can proceed with condition of all the

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connection by performing an actual operation.

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So this will add necessary benefits, along with an extra output force that will just regenerate.

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So this will be a design that will be used for fight.

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OK, so it consists of the system which is connected to an entity and will both be having a depth of

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EKI.

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No, we will generate a shield.

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So as soon as a digital representation is completed, we can possibly transition off of it.

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So my generation is completed.

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Now I can explain to my hardware, including the stream, and then I can just launch.

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OK, so this the strips are very similar to what we had from the beginning and I have already opened

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up and imported all the hardware specification inside and is and start with the procedure.

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OK, so very first thing that we do then we want to provide our software application is to create our

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own war support package that we enable or to do that we can do to fight you.

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And then we have a package option.

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Let us keep the name is and finish.

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So, you know, as soon as you hit the finish, you'll be finding that configuration where you can change

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the setting of a broad support package.

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OK, so you group the standalone and you have this option which requires an individual profile.

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And the default value is this.

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We want to perform a profiling.

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We need to get us to.

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So this is the first thing that we'll be doing OK, making this thing through.

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And then we go to a driver who will gain the inevitable profiling we need to see inside this pilot flex

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so that that.

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G and Biji, so this will allow us to enable to fight and we'll just take a look.

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OK, so this is the first thing that we do then we can go to fight.

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Let us allow STK to pull out all the fights.

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OK, so it will take a bit of time to build an entire.

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Broad support package and once it is finished, will follow and next it is finished.

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Now we can go to fight new application project.

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Remember that here, when we are creating any project, we are choosing this option as OK.

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That is creating a broad support package which consists of a series of things.

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But no, since we already have created a support package which have provided inaudible, we need to

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choose this option that is use existing.

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And if you remember that I would support package has the need to speak here.

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Also, we have seen so we just need to click next and will stick with the word application.

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Since you are already correct, we will just be sitting with you.

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OK, so we are high level C, which is our main source code and will be Starkel that we have created.

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OK, so now let us just try to understand our different function that I have included, because it consists

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of for us to utilize the Beita we required beat up on fixed structure and then be remonstrate similarly

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to using GPL required structure.

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And then we are initializing beta OK, we have initializing identity, OK, and here it will be upsetting

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our addiction.

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So just we need to send the content to see something on an output for two functions.

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We have written this first.

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One is VRM data.

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Right.

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So you I have declared one local variable I and for the maximum count of twenty it will simply write

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the detail from the service and that data will be close to five times that we should OK and use an Excel

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dot exile.

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So for that reason, for writing, we're required to have and extend out.

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OK, so we are writing in it, which is having the size of total.

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Then we also have certain BMV or so here.

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Also we have a local guy and we are basically returning a plate of pointer value will be equal to excel

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in which which is basically the reading room and the American will have this.

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OK, so this is an address which is out of sector.

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So for Budiman again Friday, because I remember this one function that I've written, which is an entity

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that we were writing around on then.

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So one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, nine.

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So these are all at the function.

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So now if I just do a mean function, you'll be finding it'll be fine.

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So if if you figured out that the size of the font is less, then you can actually change the site.

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So, for example, if I just click on this this we have references.

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If I just go to a general and an appearance colour and form.

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So you have the C and C++, if they just go in there in an edit that because this is an X or so here,

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if I just hit edit so we'll get an option that I can choose the site's.

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OK, so this is a so inside main function, so the platform used to initialize what then we have printed

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one message, which is profiling, starting to profile or starting to fight.

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Then this variable, which is used to the column or which is used to throw the data that we are having

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fun with, that is from this function right then berriman it.

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So we add initializing that here we are utilizing and here we are first writing the data so it doesn't

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require any Afterman.

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Then we are writing a pattern on in the data and then finally we have the data and then the argument

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is basically this idea that we have to find the function for a new application.

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So this is a simple sequence that we have.

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So it consists of multiple functions.

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Now, your application will have a different function.

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In fact, the same logic or we need to verify or we need to know which function is consuming most of

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the few resources and whether we can go ahead with an acceleration so that we can have a faster than

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that and so on and so forth.

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So this is the second procedure where we use an existing stand alone.

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The third thing that you need to do is you group further where you have your main source, Reichling

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and group of velocity.

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OK, and here you get an option for inside this.

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You have a profile that should also be never apply and take a look and allow the sticker to finish reading.

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And right now we can get from our department.

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So first thing we need to program out of features and it is just fill them with a big fight like we

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have generated and then we write.

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OK, so this is normal procedure that we are following till now and then go to run this configuration.

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So still we used to work with system development, but here will be selecting a GDP application and

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that will be getting a profile option.

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So here will Inovalon profiling will set our frequency to be there doesn't seem to be one hundred and

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scratch memory address when all the opposition will see that.

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You know what hear when you do not usually rate.

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Just apply and then hit.

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OK, so it will take a bit of time to run our application, and once it is completed, you will get

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a notification that a Profilings Stewart will be fined for finding a result sealed and GMAR will just.

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OK, so if you get this notification, that means you correctly follow all the procedure.

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Now, if I just go to two file software that I have made inside a diva folder, we have this jemal.

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OK, so we'll just open it.

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And then you'll be able to see.

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All the drivers that you have utilize and in fact, if I just select this option, you'll be finding

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we have all the functions that we have to do this to a whole lot of functions that have been mentioned

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here.

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OK, but I know we weren't able to see any person accumulations, what we can do is we can just go back

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to Florida where we have our Larker Renacidin confrontation and change our frequency.

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So if I just called to profile auction and if I set it to be one megahertz and now if I just try to.

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But then again, an update, this data, so go back to debunk folder and then Jemal data so they'll

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be finding all the functions that are present inside inside our code.

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And that is, for example, Betacam data is consuming twenty point seventy five percent of the time,

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whereas Betacam data.

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Right is consuming something around 17 percent of the time.

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Excitement is consuming 10 percent of the time and analytic pattern is consuming eight percent of the

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time.

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And then clean up black time is ticking one microsecond, which is approximately two percent.

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So it be finding the exact detail of all the function with the percentage of diversity of resources.

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And then we can develop the strategies where we can actually figure out what all functions can actually

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be.

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Excellent.