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    Default Re: Filtering a TreeWidget

    Quote Originally Posted by wysota View Post
    Try to find the bottleneck using a profiler. There is no point in trying to optimize something if it is something else that greatly reduces the performance.
    Well, unfortunately valgrind ist broken on FreeBSD right now, valgrind-devel works but crashes my application (which doesnt crash when being run alone).
    Really weird and I know to little about Memory-Management-Internals to debug this.
    I'll try to setup a Model-View for my data and ask in a new thread when I run into Problems.
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    Use gprof.

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