I just bought a personal license for #Superluminal. It is truly an excellent tool.

At a glance, I was able to spot a simple mistake that was severely affecting performance 🤫

@benoitvimont I hear “why would I pay for a profiler?” or “perf is all you need!” so often, and it’s crazy how much better Superluminal can be than the free options. It’s truly a “identify and resolve issues within 1 hour of installing” sort of tool.
@mjp 💯 I've been using it at work for a while now, but the software is so good that I bought a license for my personal projects as well. I just wish it worked on 'a certain console' too 😅
@benoitvimont @mjp we want it to work on a certain console too! tell your certain console vendor, the more people ask for it, the better the chance they’ll give us the access we need :-)
@mjp @benoitvimont very much this!

@aras @mjp @benoitvimont

if any of yall use Golang and have situations where you need to squeeze down on every last milli/micro/nano-second of latency maybe consider applying my LatLearn instrum lib.

enables things a traditional profiler alone does not

@mjp @benoitvimont ngl, I’m pretty curious to see what the “perf is all you need” crowd will say once we get support for Linux out :-)
@rovarma @mjp @benoitvimont buying popcorn and refreshing HackerNews already ;)
@rovarma @mjp @benoitvimont I don't know what people will say, but I know I will buy a license as soon it's available 😂
@rovarma @mjp @benoitvimont linux support would tip me over the edge into a purchase and my wallet will not be happy, though I will...
@rovarma @mjp @benoitvimont yes please. I'd gladly buy another license.
@rovarma @mjp @benoitvimont the second you're on Linux, you have my dollars 🤑 #takemymoney
@benoitvimont Curious, what was the mistake?
@lisyarus Missing '&'. "BitMask" being copied instead of referenced, constructor and destructor being called for each function call for nothing and it had a vector as member so it hurted a bit 😉