New macros Prometheus.@time and Prometheus.@inprogress
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- New macro `Prometheus.@time collector <expr>` for timing `<expr>` and pass the elapsed time to the collector. - New macro `Prometheus.@inprogress collector <expr>` to track number of in-progress concurrent evalutations of `<expr>`. In both cases, `<expr>` can be a single expression, a block, or a function *definition*. In the latter case, all calls to the function will be instrumented (no matter the call site). See documentation for more details.
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New macros
Prometheus.@timeandPrometheus.@inprogress:Prometheus.@time collector <expr>for timing<expr>and pass the elapsed time to the collector.Prometheus.@inprogress collector <expr>to track number of in-progress concurrent evalutations of<expr>.In both cases,
<expr>can be a single expression, a block, or a function definition. In the latter case, all calls to the function will be instrumented (no matter the call site). See documentation for more details.