Felix Geisendörfer

@shannontan-bolt 👋 sorry to hear you're running into issues! I work on the profiler, but maybe I can help a little bit as well : ). We have an app...

Thanks for the report and sorry for the delayed response. I'll investigate. If you have more information on how to reproduce this, please share. I assume you used the `-race`...

Ok, my initial attempts to reproduce this by running the related package tests under the `-race` flag have no yielded any race detector complaints. I'm leaving this open for now,...

@dominikh +1 on standardizing the default. FWIW `runtime.Stack()` (aka `pprof.Lookup("goroutine").WriteTo(w, 2)`) uses a limit of 100 frames. But as outlined in #43669 this will be a bigger effort for the...

Hey @sumerc thank you so much for taking an interest in this and reaching out. I love geeking out about this stuff : ). As far as your change is...

Closing this since https://github.com/felixge/fgprof/pull/11 was closed.

> period type I assume should be cpu "wallclock time" or "goroutine time" is probably a more suitable for the period type (sample type in pprof, right?) Anyway, overall a...

Closing this, since all related PRs have been merged.

Hey, sorry for the very late reply! I just took a look, and this is currently broken because I initially was just targeting brendan gregg's folded text format (which doesn't...

Alright, I've just implemented this in https://github.com/felixge/fgprof/pull/22 . I've tested it, but it would also be great if somebody else could try it out and let me know if it...