The other day I decided to finally figure out how to do a little benchmarking on some of the code we've been working on, and on my co-worker Jason's lead, I started fumbling around for a way to use kCacheGrind, which allows you to visualize where the bottlenecks are in your code, showing you information like how much time was spent on each function, in milliseconds or percentages.
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Benchmarking Drupal with xDebug Profiler and kCacheGrind | Chris Shattuck
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