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As the main developer
I want a way to automate the building of new installers
So that I don't have to do it from my own computer every time

as a user
i want to be able to pause the command line results
so that i can see them without it closing

As a viewer
I want to see where my program is spending the most time
So that I can focus on those areas where time is spent

Top results include

• Elapsed
• Self-elapsed
• Count (number of times hit)

As a fancy lazy user
I want an installer with a modern UI
So that it looks more professional

as a user
i want to know if i'm re-installing the same program
so that i dont inadvertently install it in multiple locations.

see NSIS InstallDirRegKey

As a user
I want an easy GUI friendly way to set up VLispProfiler
So that I don't have to worry about using the command line

As a developer
I only want one prof.lsp file
So that I know which one to edit

As a developer
I want to use this program
So that I can profile my code

as a novice user of this program
i want sample programs with instructions
so that i can get the hang of the project quicker

as a developer
i want to see the number of tests passed on the front page
so that i can be sure the latest commit is well tested

see https://shields.io/

as a good FOSS citizen
i want to show third party notices
so that i may comply with third party licenses

as a user
i do not want to type go! when i need to profile and i want it to run automatically
so that it is less steps for me to get my profiling done

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it's required because we call out to the exe to generate the .prof file.
find a way to communicate between the lisp file and the exe

suggestions:

• exe creates a file, script looks for that file to be created (and also looks for an error file!)
• exe deletes a file, scripts looks for that file to be deleted
• communicate via stdin/stdout
• communicate via mutex or another IPC

as a lazy user
i want a one-click install process
so that i can profile faster and use the software with ease

As a visual lisp developer
I want to see a quick demonstration of the program in action
So that I may quickly evaluate it

As a developer
I want to be able to click on an item and visit the code
So that I don't have to manually scroll and waste time

Clicking on the item goes to the affected lines.
Depends on #1

As a developer
I want to see if the current code is able to be built and test successfully
So that I know the code is ready to go

As a user
I want to use this software
So that I can use it