I saw some functions here that measure CPU and thread usage: http://lifeisagraph.com/2011/04/24/debugging-clojure.html
That looked good, so I imported them into my app. I've done this before and not had a problem with it. For logging, I like to use the Timbre library: https://github.com/ptaoussanis/timbre And then I thought I should call the thread-measuring function and hand its return value to timbre. And suddenly the info that I'm logging to the terminal became a mangled mess of strangely intermingled text. Can anyone suggest why this is happening? ((applyapply str " at the start of persistrst-sessi on -data-to-datab"as<eop,t "io ouarnt cvtpaluhu eea =nsd'tt athrehtar teoeafrd 'd>eTlh eetaete-uro<l/do-pssteioans>s"iogns , eour c pu alnd thoreado usagke losoks l liikeke this:t "his : "" < option value='music'>Music</option>"(debug/thread-top)) (debug/thread-top) ) [" at the[ start o"f ade"l<eoptteio-no vladlu-es='easlsl-ikoinndss,' >Aolulr ki ndcsp</to pttihone> "]s]ta rt of peu2013-Mar-12 23:03:21 -0400 MacBook-Pro.local DEBUG [kiosks-clojure.core] - in get-options-for-select-box: ["<option v\ alue='dance'>Dance</option>" "<option value='theater'>Theater</option>" "<option value='music'>Music</option>" "<option value='all-kinds'>\ All kinds</option>"] r sainstd- thsreesasdi ouns-adgaet al-o"to2ok0-s1d 3l-iMkaer a-tt1ah2ib sa2:s3 e:[,03 31o:u42412 7-7r00 40000 c \"pLua wDarenesdnt crteohs\ yr-JeMaaavcdaB ouVosMka\"ge 2l2o o#k<-TPhrroe.aldo s clailk eD EtBhUiGs :[ k[i3o1s4k4Ts2h-7rce7la0od0j[uDrees.tcrooryeJ]a"va VM,05 ,\"maiDne]s>t]ro[4y7J"a3i1vna6V0 0Mg0\"e t\"- 2o2p t#i<oTnhsr-efaodrT -hTsrheerlaedc-t1-1b\"ox: 1"9 #<Thea[dr[[eDaeds tTrhoryeJa"da[<vToaphrtVeiMoa,nd5- ,1vm1aa,luien=]'>d]a[n4c6e0'21>0D0a0n c\"e</Tohprteiaodn->1"1\" 19 #<Thr5e,maadin]> ]\ T[h3r0e8a9d4[0T0h0r e\"ad-T1h1r,ead-12\" 20 #<Thread Thread[Th r ead-12,5,main]>][51,3m4a2i7n0]0>0] [3\"0894000 \"Thread-12\""<Tohread- 1230\" #< 2Th1 re#<aTd hTrehared aTdh[rTehad[Tread-12,5,main]>][\ 13400000 \"hread-13,5,maiTnh]r>e]a[960000 d\"-13q\"tp5 2211 8#8<9pT0thi0or5ne-a1 dv1a lTuSehe=rl'teehaceadtt[oerTr'h>rTheeaadte-r1<3/,op5\ t,imona>i"n]> ] [960000\"0 \"q t1p15 2#1<8T8h9r0e0a5d- 1T1h rSeealde[cqtotrp052\"18 81910 0#5<-T1h1r Seealde Tchtroera0d,[5q,tpm5a2i1n8]8>9]0[0854-9101\ 0S0e l\"ectqort0p,55,main]>][849000 \"qtp52121889080859-01035 -A1c3ce pAtcocre0pt oSer0l ecSteClehcatnCnehalnConnenleCoctnnore@c0t".<oo0r\ p.@t0i0o..n0 0:v.a3l00u.e00=0':1m3u\"s0i0c0'1>M\"usic <1/3o pt# i<o1nT3>h" r#e<a At least some of this mangled text is coming from this function, which is called at startup and then runs in its own thread, repeating endlessly: (defn persist-session-data-to-database [] (timbre/spy :debug (apply str " at the start of persist-session-data-to-database, our cpu and thread usage looks like this: " (debug/thread-top))) (try (let [documents-to-be-persisted (get-data-to-be-persisted)] (doseq [[k v] documents-to-be-persisted] (monger/persist-document-to-database (add-key-to-document k v)))) (catch Exception e (debug/print-error-info e))) (timbre/spy :debug (apply str " at the end of persist-session-data-to-database, our cpu and thread usage looks like this: " (debug/thread-top))) (. java.lang.Thread sleep 600000) (persist-session-data-to-database)) -- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Clojure" group. To post to this group, send email to clojure@googlegroups.com Note that posts from new members are moderated - please be patient with your first post. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to clojure+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/clojure?hl=en --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Clojure" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to clojure+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
