gh-144342: Use time.sleep in profiling.sampling
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The PR reduces the high CPU usage of
profiling.sampling, from 99%, without having any impact on the sampling quality or frequency.The trick is to just use
time.sleep.Am I missing something obvious here?
I'm sure there are faster ways to do this (eg:
timerfd), but not sure if worth, given complexity / decreased maintainability.Test
Linux (6.12.63+deb13-amd64, Debian trixie)
After
6% CPU:
Before
99% CPU:
macOS (Tahoe 26.2)
After
Before
Test scripts
test.sh
foof.py
profiling.sampling#144342