Yale Zhang <[email protected]> writes:

> Perf developers,
> I'm also very interested in reducing the size of the data files when
> reporting call stacks. Currently, profiling 30s of execution with call

The simplest way is to lower the frequency. Especially don't
use adaptive frequency (which is the default). This also
lowers overhead quite a bit. Also don't use dwarf unwinding.
It is very expensive.

There are some other ways.

I suspect you would most of what you want by just running
a fast compressor (snappy or LZO) at perf record time. That would
be likely a useful addition.

-Andi

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