Instead of writing your own profiler, it might be worth contributing your improvements back to Ruby itself.
Create an account on the bug tracker (http://bugs.ruby-lang.org) and open an issue with a patch attached. I've sent a few patches in to Ruby in the past and they're always pretty appreciative of the contribution.
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Instead of writing your own profiler, it might be worth contributing your improvements back to Ruby itself.
Create an account on the bug tracker (http://bugs.ruby-lang.org) and open an issue with a patch attached. I've sent a few patches in to Ruby in the past and they're always pretty appreciative of the contribution.