The following are examples of pl_subcalls.d.
This is a simple script to count executed Perl subroutines. Here it traces
an example program, Code/Perl/func_abc.pl.
Tracing... Hit Ctrl-C to end.
^C
FILE SUB CALLS
func_abc.pl func_a 1
func_abc.pl func_b 1
func_abc.pl func_c 1
While tracing, func_a() from the program "func_abc.pl" was executed once,
along with func_b() and func_c().
The following traces a Perl network interface statistics tool, "nicstat"
version 0.99,
Tracing... Hit Ctrl-C to end.
^C
FILE SUB CALLS
Config.pm DESTROY 1
Config.pm TIEHASH 1
Config.pm import 1
DynaLoader.pm bootstrap 1
DynaLoader.pm dl_load_flags 1
Std.pm getopts 1
nicstat fetch_net_data 1
nicstat find_nets 1
register.pm import 1
warnings.pm BEGIN 1
Config.pm BEGIN 2
DynaLoader.pm BEGIN 2
Exporter.pm import 2
register.pm mkMask 2
vars.pm import 2
Kstat.pm BEGIN 3
nicstat BEGIN 3
vars.pm BEGIN 3
Config.pm FETCH 4
strict.pm unimport 4
strict.pm import 5
AutoLoader.pm BEGIN 6
strict.pm bits 6
nicstat print_neat 18
The number of subroutines called by nicstat can be seen above, which includes
subroutines from libraries and modules that the program used.