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I am still using this puppy... and I am still an happy customer.
I was looking at the implementation of the long stack traces. It looks like that you do string concatenations for each async stack.
I was wondering... Would not be better to just store a reference to the string and lazy concatenate the strings only when somebody access to the err.stack ? I think you can save a lot of CPU and memory this way.
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I am still using this puppy... and I am still an happy customer.
I was looking at the implementation of the long stack traces. It looks like that you do string concatenations for each async stack.
I was wondering... Would not be better to just store a reference to the string and lazy concatenate the strings only when somebody access to the
err.stack
? I think you can save a lot of CPU and memory this way.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: