Minor tweaks

extra/benchmark/compiler/compiler.factor

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+IN: benchmark.compiler
+USING: assocs words sequences arrays compiler tools.time
+io.styles io prettyprint vocabs kernel sorting generator
+optimizer ;
+
+: recompile-with-timings
+    all-words [ compiled? ] subset
+    [ dup [ word-dataflow optimize nip drop ] benchmark nip ] { } map>assoc
+    sort-values 20 tail*
+    "Worst offenders:" print
+    standard-table-style
+    [
+        [ [ "Word" write ] with-cell [ "Compile time (ms)" write ] with-cell ] with-row
+        [ [ [ pprint-cell ] each ] with-row ] each
+    ] tabular-output ;
+
+MAIN: recompile-with-timings

extra/bootstrap/tools/tools.factor

@@ -4,10 +4,11 @@ USING: vocabs.loader sequences ;
     "bootstrap.image"
     "tools.annotations"
     "tools.crossref"
-    ! "tools.deploy"
+    "tools.deploy"
     "tools.memory"
     "tools.profiler"
     "tools.test"
     "tools.time"
+    "tools.disassembler"
     "editors"
 } [ require ] each

extra/tools/disassembler/disassembler-docs.factor

@@ -1,9 +1,10 @@
 IN: tools.disassembler
-USING: help.markup help.syntax ;
+USING: help.markup help.syntax sequences.private ;
 
 HELP: disassemble
 { $values { "obj" "a word or a pair of addresses" } }
-{ $description "Disassembles either a compiled word definition or an arbitrary memory range using " { $snippet "gdb" } "." } ;
+{ $description "Disassembles either a compiled word definition or an arbitrary memory range (in the case " { $snippet "obj" } " is a pair of integers) by attaching " { $snippet "gdb" } " to the Factor VM and capturing the output." }
+{ $notes "In some cases the Factor compiler emits data inline with code, which can confuse " { $snippet "gdb" } ". This occurs in words which call " { $link dispatch } ", where the jump table addresses are compiled inline. Also on the ARM architecture, various pointers are often compiled inline, and the preceeding instruction jumps over the inline pinter." } ;
 
 ARTICLE: "tools.disassembler" "Disassembling words"
 "The " { $vocab-link "tools.disassembler" } " vocabulary integrates Factor with the GNU debugger (" { $snippet "gdb" } ") for viewing the assembly code generated by the compiler. It can be used on both Unix and Windows as long as a working copy of " { $snippet "gdb" } " is installed and available in the " { $snippet "PATH" } "."