> maybe first we should define what activities you want to monitor. Is it
when a compilation is started/finished, is it class loading activity, is it
lookups on the file system, all of that?
That is the key question. The simplest answer is, "Yes, all of those." We
can get some info about clas
On 2/11/25 23:13, Jonathan Carter wrote:
My team and I are trying to instrument JFR to monitor some of the deeper
activity of Groovy compilation in an app which runs Groovy Scripts.
We're trying to get a picture of what's going on when users have certain
hard-to-reproduce performance problems.
