Entries Published On April, 2013
Reduce Stack Frame Depth from XDebug Trace Output
Earlier, I’ve written about how to dump code trace from your PHP application using XDebug, however, more often that not, you get lengthy results and you simply want to get an overview up to certain depth. I’ve created a simple PHP for that which you can find here. It’s fairly easy to use, simply feed …
Check (Rough) Progress of Your CSV Import to MySQL
If you are importing large CSV or SQL dumps to MySQL, chances are you were looking for ways to see how far the import has gone. If you know how many rows there are from the file being imported, you can do a SELECT COUNT(*) but that would take sometime for the query to finish …
Identify Bottleneck on your PHP Scripts with XDebug Code Trace
XDebug has been around for a while and I have been looking to try its features for a while. This time, I was able to poke around briefly with dumping code traces for my PHP code. 1. Make sure to have XDebug extension installed, you can either do so from your OS package management or …
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