Add flag to avoid filtering out native functions#497
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Add flag to avoid filtering out native functions#497smola wants to merge 3 commits intobenfred:masterfrom
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Add `--native-unfiltered` flag that disables most filtering of native functions in stack traces. Useful to track all calls to libpython functions from extensions, or to debug performance issues in Python itself.
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Add
--native-unfilteredflag that disables most filtering of nativefunctions in stack traces. Useful to track all calls to libpython
functions from extensions, or to debug performance issues in Python
itself.
This is a potential solution for #437. The result is a bit noisy, and I'm
not sure this is a good implementation. It does the job for me though.