package memtrace
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Generates compact traces of a program's memory use.
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memtrace
A streaming client for OCaml's Memprof, which generates compact traces of a program's memory use.
To profile the memory use of a program, start by putting this line somewhere at the program startup:
Memtrace.trace_if_requested ~context:"my program" ();;If the MEMTRACE environment variable is present, tracing begins to the filename it specifies. (If it's absent, nothing happens)
The ~context parameter is optional, and can be set to any string that helps to identify the trace file.
If the program daemonises, the call to trace_if_requested should occur after the program forks, to ensure the right process is traced.
The resulting trace files can be analysed with some simple command-line tools in bin/, but the recommended interface is the memtrace viewer, which lives at:
https://github.com/janestreet/memtrace_viewer
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cascade
< "1.1.0" -
fstar
>= "2025.02.17" -
memtrace_viewer
>= "v0.15.0" - wire
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