More work on ASP.NET Core timings #482
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This is a stab, may change a lot...getting it up for tweaking. Trying to repro the negative timing issue we see in Stack Overflow.
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May 23, 2020 22:23
Gotta figure out stack slicing off the top here yet...but some progress in an uber debug mode for things.
This sets the parent profiler to where it should be when adding a new timing, even in the case of stack unwinds further up which hide our understanding of a previous head reset further down due to an AsyncLocal<Timing> mismatch on the head. Now as a safety we roll up to the parent and get the right tree even with MVCs frame-saving shenanigans. Woohoo! Good god that was hard to figure out.
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This is a stab, may change a lot...getting it up for tweaking. Trying to repro the negative timing issue we see in Stack Overflow.