README
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profiling
profiling package help you do profiling your program in easy way.
demo
package main
func main() {
//StartArg will search command line arguments "profiling" , using it's value as store data folder.
StartArg("profiling")
defer Stop()
//do something, keep long time, such 15 minutes
}
start your programe with ./foobar -profiling=debug
package main
func main() {
//Start will using the argument as store data folder
Start("debug")
defer Stop()
//do something, keep long time, such 15 minutes
}
start your programe with ./foobar
cpu.prof, memory.prof, block.prof, goroutine.prof, threadcreate.prof files will be create in debug folder after your program exited.
then you can using go tool pprof foobar memory.prof to profiling your program.
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package gprofiling package help you do profiling your program in easy way.
Index ¶
Examples ¶
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func Start ¶
func Start(storePath string)
Start arguments is store folder path,
all profiling files will be stored in "storePath" folder, folder must be exists
Example ¶
//Start will using the argument as store data folder
Start("debug")
defer Stop()
Output:
func StartArg ¶
func StartArg(argName string)
StartArg bind command line argument, no - or -- prefix, such as: profiling
./foobar -profiling=debug
all profiling files will be stored in named debug folder, folder must be exists
Example ¶
//StartArg will search command line arguments "profiling" , using it's value as store data folder.
StartArg("profiling")
defer Stop()
Output:
Types ¶
This section is empty.
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