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Scalene is pretty neat, yes. The memory profiling, however, is more useful when you're trying to find memory leaks. This is a common scenario in web apps, say.
by itamarst 5y ago
Scalene is pretty neat, yes. The memory profiling, however, is more useful when you're trying to find memory leaks. This is a common scenario in web apps, say.
If your goal is to find peak memory usage, which is what you care about in data processing batch processes, Fil is probably a better choice (https://pythonspeed.com/fil https://pythonspeed.com/fil).
- singhrac 5y agoHaving done a serious amount of Python memory profiling work in the past, both Fil and Scalene are useful tools. Add them to your list along with runsnakemem and the high level memory-profiler. On the time profiling side I highly recommend py-spy and pyflame (a little less updated).