Hi Jasper,
On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Jasper Spaans <spa...@fox-it.com> wrote:
> I was toying around a bit with writing a statistical profiler in python,
> and came up with https://gist.github.com/jap/5584946
It's a statistical profiler based on signals: whenever a signal is
delivered, it checks where it is and counts. What occurs is that the
signal delivery points are a bit more restricted when running JITted
code. The inner loop of your example:
> for t in range(100000):
> with ProfilerContext("c2"):
> s = s + "a"
is quickly compiled to machine code that does this:
guard that t < 1000000
append "c2" to the list local_context_stack.data
s = s + "a"
remove the last item from local_context_stack.data
guard that there was no signal
jump back to the top of the loop
So it only checks for signals once per loop at the end, instead of (as
usual when interpreting) at random points during the loop. Signals
will never be delivered when "c2" is in the local_context_stack...
A bientôt,
Armin.
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