Hi Monks, I'm having trouble profiling code using DProf and dprofpp when Class::InsideOut is involved. From what I can gather it's due to the magic goto & on line 666 of InsideOut.pm that garbles the output. Does anyone know a way around this? I can run dprofpp with the "-F" option but I end up with negative time values. example.pl 
use Class::InsideOut;

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And then run: 
perl -d:DProf example.pl && dprofpp tmon.out

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Generates: 
Exporter::import
Garbled profile, unexpected exit time stamp at __path_to_dprofpp__ lin
+e 666, <fh> line 385.

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Cheers, Patrick

In reply to Class::InsideOut doesn't play nicely with DProf by patspam

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