Hi Skyler,
> "Previously statprof would show strings like "anon #x1234" for primitives
> written in C."
This made me grep through Guile sources. I found this function:
(define (addr->printable addr pdi)
(or (and=> (and=> pdi program-debug-info-name) symbol->string)
(and=> (primitive-code
I haven't run into this before in myself, but this line from the NEWS
file in guile repository seems like a good lead:
"Previously statprof would show strings like "anon #x1234" for primitives
written in C."
It's in the section for changes new to 3.0.3 so if you're on 3.0.2 or
below then upgrad
Hi Olivier
>Anonymous, i.e. lambda?
No, lambdas display as :xxx:yyy: where x is lines y is columns.
So anon functions are something else.
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Artyom.
On Sat, 06 Apr 2024, Artyom Bologov wrote:
> Hi y'all,
>
> I'm making a blog post on Guile optimization gotchas I learned. But I
> find that one piece of the picture is missing there: anon functions in
> the profiler output. Like "anon #x117f408"
Anonymous, i.e. lambda?
[...]
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Olivier Dion
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Hi y'all,
I'm making a blog post on Guile optimization gotchas I learned. But I
find that one piece of the picture is missing there: anon functions in
the profiler output. Like "anon #x117f408"
One of these functions eats up a lot of performance in my code. So I
can't say I'm an expert on optimiz
