Tuna

If you're in the market for a Perl profiler, you might want to check out Tuna. This software runs and analyzes Perl programs to figure out where the code spent most of its time. This information can be used to make decisions about where to focus performance enhancements, as well as get a better understanding of which components are critical.

In the latest release of Tuna, there have been a few improvements worth mentioning. First and foremost, there have been performance improvements for opening profiles. This means that you can expect to spend less time waiting around for your data to load and more time actually analyzing it.

Another minor but still notable update is that Tuna now uses proper "µs" time units. This is a small change, but it goes a long way in terms of making the software feel more professional and polished.

Finally, one final improvement in this release of Tuna is that it is now a universal binary. This means that the software is optimized to run on both Intel and Apple Silicon-based Macs, meaning that you can get the most out of your hardware regardless of which machine you're using.

Overall, if you're looking for a Perl profiler that is easy to use and packed with useful features, Tuna is definitely worth checking out. With regular updates and a solid track record of performance, this software is sure to help you optimize your Perl code and make smarter decisions when it comes to performance enhancements.