rust-profiling
Rust Profiling with Samply
Profile Rust binaries to find CPU bottlenecks using samply.
Quick Start
# 1. Ensure profiling profile exists in Cargo.toml (see reference.md)
# 2. Build with debug symbols
cargo build --profile profiling
# 3. Profile (opens Firefox Profiler UI)
samply record ./target/profiling/<binary> [args...]
# 4. Or save for CLI analysis
samply record --save-only -o profile.json ./target/profiling/<binary>
python3 ~/.agents/skills/rust-profiling/scripts/analyze_profile.py profile.json
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