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Not OP but that is already a LOT of information. Usually you see which methods are hogging CPU which shouldn't, and optimize those. The nice part is that you ca
by omegalulw 5y ago
Not OP but that is already a LOT of information. Usually you see which methods are hogging CPU which shouldn't, and optimize those. The nice part is that you can drill in at various levels of granularity. Really bleeding stuff would be stuff like minimizing copies and sharing memory within Kernels, vectorizing, etc.