windows port of kcachegrind

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Last Update: 2015-12-15

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Building kcachegrind (http://kcachegrind.sourceforge.net/html/Home.html) on windows at this point is pretty time consuming. I created this package to make life easier if you just want to try it out on windows. (kcachegrind :GPL, QT: LGPL, dot: CPL)

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