To "make a report" from Actix Analyzer, you essentially need to capture the relevant data from the visualization and present it in a separate document. This could involve:
1. Screenshots: Taking screenshots of key parts of the Actix Analyzer interface (flame graphs, histograms, tables) showing performance bottlenecks, latency issues, or other relevant findings.
2. Data Export (if available): Some features of Actix Analyzer *might* allow exporting data to CSV or other formats. Check the interface for export options. If such options exist, this data can be imported into spreadsheets or other reporting tools for further processing and presentation.
3. Manual Summary: Based on your analysis within Actix Analyzer, write a summary report documenting your findings. This report would include:
* Overview: A brief description of the system being analyzed and the goals of the analysis.
* Methodology: How you used Actix Analyzer to gather the data (e.g., which metrics were collected, what profiling techniques were used).
* Key Findings: A description of the major performance bottlenecks, inefficiencies, or other important observations from the visualizations. Include supporting data (e.g., specific function call times, resource usage). Refer to the screenshots you took.
* Recommendations: Suggestions for improving performance based on your findings.
4. External Reporting Tools: If you need a more polished report, you could import the exported data (if available) into tools like:
* Spreadsheets (Excel, Google Sheets): For tabular data and basic charts.
* Data visualization tools (Tableau, Power BI): For creating more sophisticated visualizations and dashboards.
* Markdown/LaTeX: For creating formatted text documents that can include images (screenshots from Actix Analyzer).
In short, there's no single "report generation" button. You'll need to combine manual data extraction, interpretation, and possibly external tools to create a comprehensive report based on the information presented by Actix Analyzer. Remember to always carefully document your findings and methodology to ensure reproducibility and clarity.