Bug #17152
Updated by cfis (Charlie Savage) about 4 years ago
A user reported an incorrect call graph for profiled code from ruby prof. See https://github.com/ruby-prof/ruby-prof/issues/279. After investigation, this is a bug in Ruby 2.7.1 (it works in Ruby 2.6.*, not sure about Ruby 2.7.0). Take this simple code: ``` str = "AABBCC" profile = RubyProf::Profile.profile do 5.times do str.unpack("c*") end end File.open('uuid.html', 'w') do |f| RubyProf::CallStackPrinter.new(profile).print(f) end File.open('graph.html', 'w') do |f| RubyProf::GraphHtmlPrinter.new(profile).print(f) end ``` If you look at fired trace point events (you can do that by setting the environmental variable RUBY_PROF_TRACE=trace.txt before running ruby-prof), you get: ``` ` 60031140:209717.574422 line # D:/src/ruby-prof/test/stack_test.rb:10 60031140:209717.574646 c-call Integer#times D:/src/ruby-prof/test/stack_test.rb:10 60031140:209717.574683 line # D:/src/ruby-prof/test/stack_test.rb:11 60031140:209717.574704 call String#unpack <internal:pack>:256 60031140:209717.574721 line String#unpack <internal:pack>:257 60031140:209717.574937 line # D:/src/ruby-prof/test/stack_test.rb:11 60031140:209717.574959 call String#unpack <internal:pack>:256 60031140:209717.574976 line String#unpack <internal:pack>:257 60031140:209717.574991 line # D:/src/ruby-prof/test/stack_test.rb:11 60031140:209717.575004 call String#unpack <internal:pack>:256 60031140:209717.575020 line String#unpack <internal:pack>:257 60031140:209717.575034 line # D:/src/ruby-prof/test/stack_test.rb:11 60031140:209717.575047 call String#unpack <internal:pack>:256 60031140:209717.575060 line String#unpack <internal:pack>:257 60031140:209717.575074 line # D:/src/ruby-prof/test/stack_test.rb:11 60031140:209717.575086 call String#unpack <internal:pack>:256 60031140:209717.575106 line String#unpack <internal:pack>:257 60031140:209717.575121 c-return Integer#times D:/src/ruby-prof/test/stack_test.rb:10 ``` ` Notice the return tracepoints are not fired. If you use some other method, like string.downcase, they are correctly fired. Perhaps something unique about unpack?