selftest performance: landing our code faster and developing quicker.

[Robert Collins]

Errata in my mail:


On Thu, 2009-08-27 at 11:18 +0200, Vincent Ladeuil wrote:
> One good way to see
>     robert>    what a test is doing is selftest --lsprof-tests
> <test_id>.

I should have said 
selftest -v --lsprof-tests <test_id>

> Or even simply selftest -v, if used with a sufficiently focused
> '-s' the output remains small and can be read quickly.

--lsprof-tests generates a callgraph for the single test; totally
different to -s :)

-Rob
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