I would like to see my applications call graph with KDE and valgrind -based tool kcachegrind. valgrind -v --tool=callgrind --dump-instr=yes --collect-jumps=yes ./AvoidObjectsThing that I noticed is that the kcachegrind shows a hierarchical call graph. i.e. main function is preceeded by inside called functions. I need to see the chronological call graph in order to model every runnable for Graph Theory analysis of multi-core partitions.Additionaly, I need to find the information such as read/write accesses, instruction costs of both runnables and communication. (i.e. Node costs and communication costs)Is there a way to achieve this with a kcachegrind/valgrind?Or is there another tool for this?Thanks in advance for the help. Cheers,
Software Profiling with kcachegrind for node analysis
kernel;process;kde;proc;process management