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I'm not entirely sure the preconditions; but I've been doing some work on visualizing heaps from a couple of formats.
messed_up_flamegraph.mp4
I'm a little confused as to what's causing this because my other implementations are very similar; but the issue only occurs with this implementation. Perhaps it's due to having such a large amount of small allocations? Is this a known issue?
Originally I thought it might be due to missing frames between the root node and leafs.
ie:
foo;bar 1024
vs
foo 0
foo;bar 1024
But after making sure that I properly create a full tree of my heap (including frames without allocations) I still was able to reproduce.
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I ran this against another heap dump that I took and wasn't able to reproduce the issue 🤔
Not sure why the first heap dump I took would cause this; while the other doesn't. If you can point me in correct place to look I can check if this is something wrong with my heap dump or if it's common to flamegraph.pl.
I'm not entirely sure the preconditions; but I've been doing some work on visualizing heaps from a couple of formats.
messed_up_flamegraph.mp4
I'm a little confused as to what's causing this because my other implementations are very similar; but the issue only occurs with this implementation. Perhaps it's due to having such a large amount of small allocations? Is this a known issue?
Originally I thought it might be due to missing frames between the root node and leafs.
ie:
vs
But after making sure that I properly create a full tree of my heap (including frames without allocations) I still was able to reproduce.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: