Enable profiling of Cython functions #35
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As it is not possible to profile Cython functions by default, this adds a few options to ensure that Cython compiles these functions with profiling support enabled. This way we should now be able to see how long they take with cProfile as used in our nightly benchmarks.
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| @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ which python | |||
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| echo "Cythonize Distributed" | |||
| pushd "${CONDA_PREFIX}/lib/python3.8/site-packages/" | |||
| cythonize -i \ | |||
| cythonize -i --directive="profile=True" \ | |||
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This is explained in the Cython docs for profiling.
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As it is not possible to profile Cython functions by default, this adds a few options to ensure that Cython compiles these functions with profiling support enabled. This way we should now be able to see how long they take with cProfile as used in our nightly benchmarks.