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memusage is not very reliable; if too much data is generated by it (this will usually be the case since allocations functions have a high call frequency) data either gets lost or corrupted ( probably since the BPF data structures used overflow); a new way that either summarizes the data in a meaningful way without saving the stacks (which I think is the problem) should be implemented. A suggestion would be to use Intel Pin, though I have not really investigated the gains.
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memusage is not very reliable; if too much data is generated by it (this will usually be the case since allocations functions have a high call frequency) data either gets lost or corrupted ( probably since the BPF data structures used overflow); a new way that either summarizes the data in a meaningful way without saving the stacks (which I think is the problem) should be implemented. A suggestion would be to use Intel Pin, though I have not really investigated the gains.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: