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What would be nice is if Go had a tool that allowed you to attach to your running Go program and visualize the GC, or any other attribute of the application really.
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Thanks!
What would be nice is if Go had a tool that allowed you to attach to your running Go program and visualize the GC, or any other attribute of the application really.
Yeah. C# has this and its amazing. The entire runtime is instrumented
any resources to learn about golang's GC in detail? maybe with some test examples?