I have a function that is being called more than a thousand times, slowing everything down. However, it is a low level function, and do not know whic开发者_如何学Ch of my high level function is lopping and making these calls. How can i find out?
If the low-level function is written in Ruby, reopen its class and use alias_method_chain
:
class TheClass
def low_level_with_debug_output
puts "I am being called by #{caller.first.inspect}"
low_level_without_debug_output
end
alias_method_chain :low_level, :debug_output
end
alias_method_chain
is a Rails-ism.
If the low-level function is not written in Ruby, you may need to instead use ruby-debug or even gdb on the interpreter itself to get at the stack trace.
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