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Well, there's a variety of reasons that being on new kernels (or a linux kernel at all) Things like bpf if you're doing performance profiling Ready access to P
by cthalupa 9y ago
Well, there's a variety of reasons that being on new kernels (or a linux kernel at all)
Things like bpf if you're doing performance profiling
Ready access to PMCs (The Intel PMC stuff is a pain in the ass to get working in Windows, because you have to build a signed driver for MSR access) without paying the $900 for vTune
Access to perf
There's really no way to do performance engineering on Bash/WSL