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vmprof
vmprof - a statistical program profiler
I wanted to profile my script because it was 3 times slower running in PyPy than in python, and I ran into this issue. I installed vmprof and tried to...
Hello, this is Linux with Python2 and Python3 both. ``` git clone --branch factory https://github.com/Nuitka/Nuitka.git python2 ./bin/nuitka-run --profile tests/benchmarks/pystone.py 500000 && python -m vmprof.show nuitka-performance.dat #or if you prefer: python3...
`vmprof.disable()` stops sampling, then does an expensive scan of code objects and debug info to symbolize addresses, then fsync()'s the profile, and only then records the end timestamp. In my...
I'm using vmprof in real-time mode to profile the main thread of a Linux application with a number of additional non-Python threads (created by various C libraries we're using). I've...
`python3.6 -m vmprof --mem --web myscript.py` I tried on CentOS 6.5 and Ubuntu 16. Both of them gave me this error. Full message: ``` could not load libunwind at runtime....
In a massive application embedding python written in c++ which links against boost and uses templates heavily, the resolving addr after finishing profiling is extremely slow. One of the runs...
OS: Mac Catalina Python: [PyPy 7.3.1 with GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple LLVM 11.0.3 (clang-1103.0.32.59)] Gevent: 20.6.2
With vmprof 0.4.12 under Python 3.7, Miniconda installation, Debian 9.9: ``` python -m vmprof.upload test.prof Uploading to http://vmprof.com... => Uploading the cpu profile... server rejected meta data. status: 400, msg:...
Accord the README, the output should be: ``` oberstet@thinkpad-t430s:~/scm/vmprof-python$ vmprofshow vmprof_cpuburn.dat 100.0% 100.0% tests/cpuburn.py:1 100.0% .. test 100.0% tests/cpuburn.py:35 100.0% .... burn 100.0% tests/cpuburn.py:26 99.2% ...... _iterate 99.2% tests/cpuburn.py:19 97.7%...
I get the following error using a fresh install of pypy 7.2 and vmprof 0.4.15 on ubuntu 18.04 running under windows subsystem on linux ``` (venv3.6_pypy3_7_2) scott@DESKTOP-PRTO29B:~$ python -m vmprof...
