Use prctl to enable/ disable perf for lower overhead #38
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prctl will enable or disable all benches, so you need to close them after you're done with them otherwise you'll quickly have too many benches and you won't get any results out of your new ones (not sure if the old ones will give results).
So I added
close
as an export,enable!
,disable!
are still useful so I haven't removed them.Current
New
The overhead could be lowered further by bypassing libc entirely but I don't think there would be a way to make this crossplatform in julia:
which gives