Tieg Zaharia tiegz

What?

This is a starting point to get something similar to memprof running in ruby 1.9. So far it adds DTrace probes to ruby 1.9.3, which we output and parse at some point later.

This will generate 2 types of probes so far:

RUBY_OBJ_NEW(): capture the file, line and type of a newly allocated object.
RUBY_CALL(): capture the function name of every function called. 😱

Partly inspired by this blog post: http://tenderlovemaking.com/2011/06/29/i-want-dtrace-probes-in-ruby.html

	# Inspired by https://github.com/gabebw/dotfiles/blob/master/gitconfig.erb
	[user]
	name = Tieg Zaharia
	email = XXX
	[core]
	excludesfile = ~/.gitignore
	[apply]
	whitespace = nowarn
	[diff]
	color = auto

	class Thing < ActiveRecord::Base
	before_update :skip_record_timestamps
	def skip_record_timestamps
	self.record_timestamps = false
	return true
	end

	after_update :reset_record_timestamps
	def reset_record_timestamps
	self.record_timestamps = true

	class FoobarMailer < BaseMailer
	# The method you'll actually call to generate the batched email
	def batched_foobar
	# Recipient Variables
	recipients = {"[email protected]" => {"name" => "You Youington"}}

	mail(to: "[email protected]") do \|format\|
	# Mailgun requires you to base64 your Recipient Variables JSON
	format.custom('application/json', content_transfer_encoding: "base64") do
	render text: Base64.encode64(recipients.to_json)

	# Jammit bundle for 'application.js' expanded into paths
	Jammit::Packager.new.instance_variable_get(:@packages)[:js][:application][:urls]

	# Asset Pipeline bundle for 'application.js' expanded into paths
	Rails.application.assets.find_asset('application.js').to_a.map(&:pathname).map(&:to_s)

	// Run this in the browser bar: var el = document.createElement("script"); el.src=URL; document.body.appendChild(el);
	//
	// 1. Login to http://my.vudu.com
	// 2. Open the Inspector (cmd-ctrl-I on OSX), and un this script (if popups are blocked, temporarily unblock popups from Vudu in your browser)
	// 3. Grab the downloaded CSV file (probably with a random name), and load at http://letterboxd.com/import
	//
	// How it works: this script is inserted into the Vudu page via a bookmarklet, grabs your session key, and
	// makes a call to Vudu's api. Then it parses the response and creates a CSV, which it then opens in a page as a data-uri.
	//
	// Copyright 2013-2020. Code released under the MIT license.

	{
	"tab_size": 2,
	"translate_tabs_to_spaces": true,
	"word_wrap": false
	}

	def with_pin(pin)
	begin
	puts "Connecting..."
	export(pin)
	direction(pin, "out")
	yield(pin)
	ensure
	puts "Disconnecting..."
	unexport(pin)
	end