xrprof - profile R programs

xrprof was written by Aaron Jacobs.

       A sampling profiler for R(1) programs.  xrprof writes to standard output the Rprof.out format widely used
       by existing R-based tools.

       Sample from an existing R program for 5 seconds at a useful frequency:

           $ xrprof -F 50 -d 5 -p `pidof R`

       Start a new R program in the background and  then  start  the  profiler,  writing  samples  to  the  file
       Rprof.out in the current directory:

           $ Rscript myprogram.R &
           $ xrprof -F 50 -p $! > Rprof.out

0      Successful program execution.

       1      A fatal error ocurred during sampling.

       xrprof - profile R programs

       Malformed arguments will fall back on the defaults, if possible.

       -h     Print usage and exit.

       -pPID Specify the pid of the target R program.

       -FFREQ
              Set  the  sampling  frequency,  in Hertz. The default is 1 Hz, i.e. one sample per second, and the
              maximum is 1000 Hz (though far fewer samples are usually required).

       -dDURATION
              Set the duration for xrprof to take samples before exiting (provided the target program runs  that
              long). The default is to last up to one hour.

       -oFILE
              Write output to FILE instead of standard output.

       -m     Run  in  “mixed  mode”,  where samples are drawn from both the R-level and native C/C++ stacks and
              collated together.

R(1), Rscript(1)

                                                   2020-01-11                                          XRPROF(1)

xrprof [-h] [-m] [-FFREQ] [-dDURATION] [-oFILE] -pPID