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One useful addition to a nvim-lua standard library would be a profiler (since the vim prof func * can't trace into lua). I've played a bit with the debug.sethook based approach, either using https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15725744/easy-lua-profiling or https://github.com/charlesmallah/lua-profiler.
prof func *
debug.sethook
Both kinda work, but it'd be nice to have something more nvim-aware (and prettier) :)
There's also https://blast.hk/moonloader/luajit/ext_profiler.html, but I couldn't get this to work properly.
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Can you update the issue regarding what is missing from your merged PR to plenary? :)
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One useful addition to a nvim-lua standard library would be a profiler (since the vim
prof func *
can't trace into lua). I've played a bit with thedebug.sethook
based approach, either using https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15725744/easy-lua-profiling or https://github.com/charlesmallah/lua-profiler.Both kinda work, but it'd be nice to have something more nvim-aware (and prettier) :)
There's also https://blast.hk/moonloader/luajit/ext_profiler.html, but I couldn't get this to work properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: