Hi,
I'm working on a software for a 32-bit PowerPC processor. Since there is no
Go support for it, I'm using gccgo. However, I've noticed that it's not
possible to use a large number of goroutines since each one takes around 2
MB of memory. From what I understand, this is the stack space
Hi,
Is there a way to profile gccgo programs?
Using go's profiler I get a one-line result responsible for 100% of the
running time.
I've also tried using gperftools, but it shows nonsensical results
("backtrace_qsort" and "elf_symbol_compare" at the top, which seems to be
functions of the