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P403n1x87 / austin-vscode

Austin extension for Visual Studio Code
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Profiling breaks with error "spawn austin ENOENTaustin process exited with code -4058" #63

Open ckaldemeyer opened 5 months ago

ckaldemeyer commented 5 months ago

I have installed the VS Code extension as described here but it throws an error when I try to profile my code: spawn austin ENOENTaustin process exited with code -4058

How can I get it running?

P403n1x87 commented 5 months ago

@ckaldemeyer thanks for your report. This is likely a duplicate of #61. Is the Austin binary installed?

ckaldemeyer commented 4 months ago

Yes. If I run austin in the same venv on a sample test.py file, I get:

venv) PS C:\Users\foo\test> austin -m python test.py
              _   _       
 __ _ _  _ __| |_(_)_ _  
/ _` | || (_-<  _| | ' \ 
\__,_|\_,_/__/\__|_|_||_| 3.6.0 [gcc 12.2.0]
# austin: 3.6.0
# interval: 100
# mode: memory
# memory: 33554432

­ƒÉì Python version: 3.9.13

P21228;T0:2d94 8826880
P21228;T0:2d94 -28672
P21228;T0:2d94 -28672
P21228;T0:2d94 -24576
P21228;T0:2d94 -86016
P21228;T0:2d94 4096

# duration: 5019634

Statistics
Ôîø Sampling duration : 5.02 s
ÔÅ▒´©Å  Frame sampling (min/avg/max) : 95/219/172 ╬╝s
­ƒÉó Long sampling rate : 4/6 (66.67 %) samples took longer than the sampling interval to collect
­ƒÆÇ Error rate : 0/6 (0.00 %) invalid samples

So this seems to work. Any hints?

ziyuezzy commented 4 months ago

I had similar issue, using the default launching (Running 'austin' with args '-i 100 --pipe .../python .../profiling.py'.) failed with error code -2. But when I do "austin -m .../python .../profiling.py ", it worked