Python profiling tools using cProfile and pstats
pip install profiling-tools
Importing
from profiling_tools.profiling_utils import profile
Usage as decorator
@profile
def some_function():
...
Running your function some_function with the profile decorator
produces a file stats/some_function.stats containing the results of the profiling
created with cProfile.
This file can then be analyzed and visualized using the analyze_stats module.
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Python profiling tools using cProfile and pstats
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