3. Add in the heap_dump (evanphx/heap_dump) functionality directly into rbx
console (or make it a plug-in or something). It would be great to be able to
write a command similar to this:
console> heap.diff(Time.now, Time.now + 60)
or
console> now_anchor = Time.now
console> 5.times do
console> sleep 60
console> heap.diff(now_anchor, Time.now)
console> end
to do heap diffs right in the console.
4. Extend the debugger so we can set breakpoint on stdlib or rbx internal Ruby
code that is *called by* a C extension.
5. Provide a Ruby method for temporarily disabling the JIT around certain
sections of code.
e.g.
def foo
Rubinius.jit :disable
<my code>
Rubinius.jit :enable
<other code>
end
Not hugely useful for all occasions, but there are a few times when you suspect
code is problematic due to the JIT and you just want to get it out of the way.
cr
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