package landmarks

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A simple profiling library

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v1.5.tar.gz
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version 1.5, 14 jan 2025

  • report allocations on major heap (PR #40, @edwinans)

  • fix extra allocations for 'allocation' option (PR #40, @edwinans)

  • add support for arm64 (M1 mac) (PR #35, @johnyob)

  • add js_of_ocaml support. (PR #36, @mefyl)

version 1.4, 15 aug 2021

  • switch to github actions

  • add a link to https://github.com/LexiFi/landmarks-starter

  • split landmarks into landmarks and landmarks-ppx

  • enabled instrumentation (PR #23, @nojb)

  • use floatarray #24 (@nojb)

  • use ppxlib instead of OMP (PR #22)

  • improvements on the doc and examples (PR #15, #16, @ostera)

  • primitive support for objects (allow to annotate methods)

  • dynamic landmarks

  • auto now automatically benchmark all methods

version 1.3, 6 dec 2018

  • migrate from jbuilder to dune

  • migrate to opam 2.0

  • adds two new primitives: push/pop_profiling_state

  • prepare migration for Pervasives deprecation

  • redefine 'Stdlib.raise' in the 'Landmark' to allow using landmark with -no-stdlib (as 'raise' is used to wrap exception in the generated code).

version 1.2, 20 may 2018

  • improved documentation (issue #8, PR #11, @maroneze)

  • migrate the build to dune/jbuilder

  • support for OCAML 4.02 (issue #6)

  • landmarks-viewer is now a separate git repository

  • fix issue #13 (@pirbo & @nilsbecker)

version 1.1, 9 Jan 2017

  • fix 'debug' option (issue #7)

  • ability to specify a directory for outputing in temporary files (issue #4)

  • fix problem with labelled argument (issue #3)

  • prepend a digest to top-levels identifiers generated by the ppx rewriter to avoid name clashes (issue #2)

  • module qualification of landmark names (issue #1)

version 1.0, 8 Jul 2016

  • first release

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