Alvaro Herrera píše v pá 13. 11. 2009 v 18:34 -0300:
> Zdenek Kotala wrote:
> > Attached patch contains new dtrace probes for memory management. Main
> > purpose is to analyze memory footprint - for example how many memory
> > needs transaction, peak memory per context, when memory block is reused
> > or when it is allocate by malloc and so on.
>
> Having had to instrument these to figure out some problems, I'd give
> this patch a +1. However, the performance argument is compelling. As a
> compromise, maybe we could have a #define that needs to be turned on at
> compile time to enable these probes; so a regular dtrace-enabled build
> would not have them, but if you really needed to analyze memory
> allocations, you could recompile to turn them on.
But point of dtrace probes is that they are here without
recompilation :(. Do we have any test which we could use for performance
penalty testing? I don't think that overhead is significant.
Zdenek
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