This table shows all of the transformation sequences found in your application previously loaded into the tool. The sequences are sorted based on their expected speedups, so the most valuable transformation sequences are displayed in the first page of the table.
What do the columns mean?
A transformation sequence describes a possibility to improve the performance of your application. After applying all the transformations defined by this sequence, your application can achieve potentially significant gains.
By clicking the corresponding row of a transformation sequence in the table, a new table, containing the recommended transformations, appears in the bottom of the web page.
The given results can be exported into different formats. For further studying the results, CSV format should be chosen. By choosing this format, a csv file is sent to the browser, which contains all of the sequences (even the hidden ones). The delimiters used in this format are listed below:
For further processing the results, XML format should be chosen. By choosing this format, an XML file is sent to the browser, which contains both the properties and the defined transformations of all of the sequences (even the hidden ones).
This table shows all of the transformations defined by the selected transformation sequence.
What do the columns mean?
The given results can be exported into CSV format. By choosing this format, a CSV file is sent to the browser, which contains all of the transformations (even the hidden ones). The delimiters used in this format are listed below:
The requested transformations are going to be performed. Please, revert your buffer in Emacs or check the terminal log to see the result!.