[mjp-user] MJP 00.05 Released

[Mike B. <mbr...@vi...>]

Mike's Java Profiler 00.05 has been released.

Mike's Java Profiler is a performance profiler for Java programs. It
collects
statistics about accumulated time used by each stack frame in the profiled
program and presents the collected data in a GUI. The presented data can be
used
to locate performance bottlenecks within the profiled program. The data is
presented in way that allows the user to first view data at a low level of
detail and then to drill down to higher levels of detail. This facilitates
more
efficient bottleneck identification than if the data was presented as a
1-dimensional list like in some similar applications.

This release contains several important bugs fixes and a change in the
compilation requirements.  See the change log for a list of bug fixes.
Microsoft Visual C++ is no longer required to build the C++ portion of MJP
on
the Win32 platform.  In fact, MJP can no longer be compiled with MSVC++.
MJP is
now compiled with the GNU C++ Compiler on both Win32 and Linux.  A side
effect
of this change is that MJP no longer uses STLport.  Instead it uses GNU
libstdc++.

Mike's Java Profiler is free software written by Michael J. Bresnahan and
distributed under the GNU Public License.

For more information, go to http://mjp.sourceforge.net.