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 KCachegrind / QCachegrind
 -========================
 
 {K,Q}Cachegrind is a KDE/Qt GUI to visualize profiling data.
 It's mainly used as visualization frontend for data measured
 by Cachegrind/Callgrind tools from the Valgrind package, but
 there are converters for other measurement tools available.
 
 Features
 
 * direct support for profiles generated by Cachegrind/Callgrind
 * support for arbitrary event types and derived event types
 * sorted function list, with grouping according to ELF object/source
   file/symbol namespace (such as C++ classes)
 * correct handling of recursive cycles (similar to GProf)
 * various visualization views for a selected function, such as
   - treemap in caller/callee direction
   - call graph around function
   - source & assembly annotation
 
 
 Hmm. What is stuff good for?
 ----------------------------
 
 Any work in improving the performance of a program should be
 started with measuring the performance characteristics of the
 optimized binary, using representative input data. This process
 is called "Profiling". Any other way for performance optimization
 usually just wastes developer time.
 Profile measurements show whether optimization is needed at all,
 and what improvement can be expected. Further, it pinpoint at
 functions and source lines where most time is spent, i.e. where an
 improvement has most influence on allover runtime.
 
 {K,Q}Cachegrind visualizes profile measurement data. Example of an
 easy to use profile measurement tool (no source modifications and
 recompilation is required, as well as no root access) are the
 cache simulators Cachegrind and Callgrind from the Valgrind toolset.
 While {K,Q}Cachegrind directly supports the formats of these
 profiling tools, converters are available to allow to import data
 from other profiling tools, too.
 
 
 
 Compilation and Installation
 -===========================
 
 
 QCachegrind
 -----------
 
 Requirements:
 * Qt5.x (x >=2) (earlier versions not tested)
 * Any platform supported by Qt (Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, ...)
 
 Compilation (from base directory):
 
         qmake; make
 
 To not build in the source directories, do:
 
         mkdir build; cd build; qmake ../qcg.pro; make
 
 The build includes the command line tool "cgview".
 
 Copy the resulting "qcachegrind" binary from the build directory into
 your $PATH. For better desktop integration, it should be enough to
 copy the .desktop file and icons into standard places, such as:
 
         sudo install -m 755 qcachegrind/qcachegrind /usr/local/bin
         sudo install -m 644 qcachegrind/qcachegrind.desktop \
                 /usr/local/share/applications/
         sudo install -m 644 kcachegrind/hi32-app-kcachegrind.png \
                 /usr/local/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/kcachegrind.png
         sudo install -m 644 kcachegrind/hi48-app-kcachegrind.png \
                 /usr/local/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/kcachegrind.png
 
 
 KCachegrind
 ------------
 
 Requirements:
 * KF 5.12 or higher: Frameworks development packages (libs & headers)
 * CMake
 
 Commands (from base directory):
 
         cmake .; make; make install
 
 To not build in the source directories, do:
 
         mkdir build; cd build; cmake ..; make; make install
 
 The build also compiles the command line tool "cgview" and "qcachegrind",
 the Qt-only version of KCachegrind. However, these are not installed.
 If you want to also install qcachegrind, see instructions above.
 
 
 Usage & Help
 -===========
 
 {K,Q}Cachegrind has detailed "What's this?" help for
 each GUI part. For further help, see quick start pages
 on kcachegrind.sf.net
 
 
 
  Josef Weidendorfer