I'm trying to use SWV Statistical Profiling to see what part of my codebase takes up so much time. This looks like the screenshot below (project-unique function names removed):
The problem is that a lot of functions call HAL_Delay(); I can see that a lot of time is spent sleeping, but not by which functions. This is because this SWV profiler only shows 'exclusive' samples: at sample-time it only looks at the deepest function, it does not look at what functions called the function we are currently in.
VisualGDB does this a lot better: it show a tree-style view (it likely does this by walking up the callstack at sample-time), see https://visualgdb.com/tutorials/profiler/embedded/sampling/
Is it possible to also get a metric for 'inclusive samples' with STM32CubeIDE?
