top | item 43314541 Xcode now supports Processor Trace profiling on M4/A18 36 points| ladberg | 11 months ago |developer.apple.com 3 comments order hn newest 7e|11 months ago How can I use these without the abomination that is Xcode? sunnyps|11 months ago Is this basically like Valgrind, but using CPU counters? bri3d|11 months ago Think like callgrind, but without the overhead.The true x86 equivalent is probably `vtune`For open source there's `perf` + `flamegraph` but that's not interactive, or `KDAB/hotspot` which is probably the closest open-source thing to Apple Instruments. unknown|11 months ago [deleted]
sunnyps|11 months ago Is this basically like Valgrind, but using CPU counters? bri3d|11 months ago Think like callgrind, but without the overhead.The true x86 equivalent is probably `vtune`For open source there's `perf` + `flamegraph` but that's not interactive, or `KDAB/hotspot` which is probably the closest open-source thing to Apple Instruments.
bri3d|11 months ago Think like callgrind, but without the overhead.The true x86 equivalent is probably `vtune`For open source there's `perf` + `flamegraph` but that's not interactive, or `KDAB/hotspot` which is probably the closest open-source thing to Apple Instruments.
7e|11 months ago
sunnyps|11 months ago
bri3d|11 months ago
The true x86 equivalent is probably `vtune`
For open source there's `perf` + `flamegraph` but that's not interactive, or `KDAB/hotspot` which is probably the closest open-source thing to Apple Instruments.
unknown|11 months ago
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