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jrmadsen/compile-time-perf -- High-level compilation overhead metrics
Anybody that's done it before on Windows could probably get a prototype ready in an hour or two bc it already supports not using fork -- there's a timem-mpi exe built from the same source that uses MPI_Comm_spawn_multiple instead of fork bc OpenMPI will seg-fault when you fork inside a rank.
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Is there a way to get the type from type_index?
example enum #1 example usage #1.1 example usage #1.2
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Advice for Intermediate/Advance C++ Developer
This can as simple as using a command-line tool like time) or timem
W.r.t. to performing all this analysis on the code at a high-level and a low-level, checkout the performance analysis toolkit I've been working for the last year and half or so: timemory -- it has a high-level interface and some pre-built tools (such as the aforementioned timem) but it also exposes C++ template interface that's designed so that you can trivially bundle together different measurements and/or create custom measurement types and then use them with as little overhead as you desire, e.g. lightweight_tuple foo{}; foo.start(); ...; foo.stop() will create wall-clock and cpu-clock timers on the stack and never touch any global memory, component_tuple, vtune_frame> bar{ "mylabel"}; will report a wall-clock time, total-cycles, and the L1 cache misses in JSON and text files at the end, and create a "mylabel" frame in VTune when it is connected.
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NERSC/timemory is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of timemory is C++.