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py-spy and ripgrep) were my gateway drugs. They're both amazing tools, and I believe there is a correlation between the quality and values of the language, and what it creates. It made me want to check it out, and I found the source code for both was readable enough to give me the idea of what they were doing. I thought both (primary) authors came across as awesome too in they way they conducted themselves, and I wanted to be part of the club.
py-spy and ripgrep) were my gateway drugs. They're both amazing tools, and I believe there is a correlation between the quality and values of the language, and what it creates. It made me want to check it out, and I found the source code for both was readable enough to give me the idea of what they were doing. I thought both (primary) authors came across as awesome too in they way they conducted themselves, and I wanted to be part of the club.
I would look at cargo-bench (more standard) and cargo-flamegraph (less standard)
It's been suggested and people even tried doing that of their own volition with projects like stdx, but they withered away for lack of interest.
See also either cargo-benchcmp or critcmp as appropriate.
See also either cargo-benchcmp or critcmp as appropriate.
https://github.com/chronotope/chrono/issues/339 for a big breaking issue I came across when using it to process some data at work. Ended up having to use python as it behaved "properly" there.