Tracy Profiler

This is Tracy, packaged for Zig.

Installation

Install Zig 0.13.0 and then run the following command:

zig build install-profiler
./zig-out/bin/tracy-profiler

You can also directly run the Tracy Profiler with the "run" step:

zig build run

System Dependencies

Most systems will already have the necessary dependencies installed by default.

Client

• ws2_32 (windows)
• dbghelp (windows)
• advapi32 (windows)
• user32 (windows)
• execinfo (freeBSD)

Profiler & Other Tools

• ws2_32 (windows)
• dbghelp (windows, tracy-update only)
• ole32 (windows)
• uuid (windows)
• shell32 (windows)
• AppKit (macOS)
• UniformTypeIdentifiers (macOS)
• libGL (linux)
• libEGL (linux, not required when using -Dlegacy)
• libxkbcommon (linux, not required when using -Dlegacy)
• libdbus-1 (linux, can be disabled with -Dno-fileselector or -Dportal=false)
• libgtk+-3.0 (linux, only required when using -Dportal=false)

System Integrations

Tracy has been ported with support for Zig's System Integration Options.

Cross Compilation

Windows

Cross compiling to windows works out of the box. It can even connect to a client that is running a different host (Linux).

zig build -Dtarget=x86_64-windows
zig build run -Dtarget=x86_64-windows -fwine # run the tracy profiler with Wine

MacOS

Cross compiling to macos can successfully produce a binary. Whether it is functional has not been tested.

zig build -Dtarget=aarch64-macos -Dno-fileselector
file zig-out/bin/tracy-profiler

Linux

Cross compiling to Linux is currently not possible because of the dependency on libGL and libEGL.