SOFA Now Supports Tracy Profiler!

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As of today (at least on the master branch), SOFA now seamlessly integrates with the powerful Tracy Profiler, opening up a world of possibilities for the developers.

What is Tracy Profiler?
Tracy Profiler is a cutting-edge performance analysis tool designed to help developers gain deep insights into the behavior and performance of their applications. With its lightweight and efficient design, Tracy Profiler has become a favorite among software engineers for its ability to pinpoint bottlenecks and optimize code with precision.

Key Features Enabled by SOFA's Integration with Tracy Profiler:

Real-time Performance Monitoring: SOFA's integration with Tracy Profiler allows you to monitor the performance of your applications in real-time. You can now keep a close eye on your application's behavior, instantly identifying performance bottlenecks, memory leaks, and other issues as they happen.

Detailed Profiling: Tracy Profiler provides detailed and accurate information about your application's execution, including function call graphs, CPU usage, memory allocation, and more.

Advanced Visualization: Tracy Profiler offers a range of visualization tools, such as flame graphs, call trees, and timeline views. These tools help you visualize the performance data and gain actionable insights into your code's behavior.

How to Get Started:

Getting started with SOFA and Tracy Profiler is easy. If you're already a SOFA developer, simply update your software to the latest version to access this integration. You will have to enable Tracy using the CMake variable SOFA_TRACY. SOFA is now the client, and you'll have to use a server. The GitHub repository of Tracy provides compiled binaries for Windows, and a complete documentation.

I look forward to seeing the innovative ways you'll use it to improve your software projects.

Happy coding!

https://github.com/wolfpld/tracy
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