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vmprof - a statistical program profiler

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We are trying to run the cpuburn.py example on the website with pypy version 5.7.0 (64 bit version) on Ubuntu. We used exactly the same command to generate the dat...

Hello all, Its seems that last changes and udpates on vmprof were in 2019, but I hope someone will help me to setup vmprof for my project. Here are the...

I am profiling the python with Vmprof. Everything is OK if without Numba. However, a message of "Process finished with exit code 132 (interrupted by signal 4: SIGILL)" would be...

When packaging vmprof 0.4.15 for Arch Linux all tests from the TestNative class are failing. I've attached the build and test output for this version: [python-vmprof-0.4.15-build.log](https://github.com/vmprof/vmprof-python/files/4047324/python-vmprof-0.4.15-build.log) Maybe I'm missing something?...

Hi! I'm packaging python-vmprof for Arch Linux. We usually use pypi as upstream (it has a more unique naming strategy when it comes to source tarballs). However, when building 0.4.15...

I am using vmprof in a conda environment on OS X, with Python 3.6. When I use the numba `@jit` decorator, profiling fails with the error "Illegal instruction: 4". If...

Hello, I build it on windows10 64bit Python3.6 build error on **vmprof_win** ```c src/vmprof_win.c:109:23: error: static declaration of 'get_current_thread_state' follows non-static declaration PY_WIN_THREAD_STATE * get_current_thread_state(void) ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In file included from...

When disabling profiling, the log of samples written is read back in by `LogReaderDumpNative` to construct a deduplicated set of all code addresses that were recorded during sampling. This set...

Following assertion is thrown once every 100 or so executions: ``` >> File "site-packages/vmprof/__init__.py", line 38, in disable >> File "site-packages/vmprof/reader.py", line 294, in read_all >>AssertionError: (26820, "b'/'") ``` vmprof...

First commit is just to trigger the error on the build machines, can't reproduce locally.