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<p>This python script can be used to profile a shell script.</p>
<p>Once the script is on the path, call it like so:</p>
<pre><code>~&gt; profile test-file.sh PARAM1 PARAM2
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<p>The output will look something like the following:</p>
<pre><code>0.291234732 &gt;   /bin/bash   line 7  echo 'loop: 1'
0.289730072 &gt;   /bin/bash   line 6  for i in '`seq 100`'
0.006031990 &gt;   /bin/bash   line 5  seq 10
0.005759716 &gt;&gt;  /bin/bash   line 8  seq 100
0.003070116 &gt;   /bin/bash   line 9  echo c
0.003000021 &gt;   /bin/bash   line 4  echo b
0.002927542 &gt;   /bin/bash   line 3  echo a
0.002631426 &gt;   /bin/bash   line 2  echo test-file.sh
0.000000000 &gt;   /bin/bash   line 10 echo --- END OF PROFILING ---
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