Jonathan R. Madsen

> The timemory reader does what you are doing in this PR but we are going to change that very shortly. It doesn't match the Hatchet data model. @JBlaschke yeah...

> first I want to say: really really great project! I found amazing use for it in optimizing or CI builds. Thanks, glad to hear it helped. > Sadly I...

One quick caveat: the peak RSS metric is provided by the OS and _not sampled_ so it will always be accurate. The virtual memory could theoretically be inaccurate if the...

> But maybe I can do a little write-up on how we use your tool in our toolchain if you are interested. It works great on our project Sure. Could...

@daboehme Since you have an internal build of GOTCHA in Caliper, you might just want to pull in the work-around in #101 in the event that it isn't accepted.

@jgalarowicz I don't use caliper either. The fix in the PR #101 is not specific to it.

For the record, just yesterday, I added another patch that basically makes wrapping `dlopen` and `dlsym` optional because I found it was the underlying cause of a deadlock when I...

FWIW, I've experienced some stranger behavior with the math functions too. I was wrapping `exp` and on certain systems, it failed silently (probably for the same reasons) but on others,...

@daboehme i interpreted using the internal `_dl_sym` as wanting to make sure that one is truly calling dlsym from libdl, since gotcha can/will layer wrappees or dlsym might be overridden...

> @daboehme i interpreted using the internal `_dl_sym` as wanting to make sure that one is truly calling dlsym from libdl, since gotcha can/will layer wrappees or dlsym might be...