Releases

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Linux: Allow attaching to running processes with samply record -p [pid] (#18, by @ishitatsuyuki)
Linux, macOS: Support Jitdump in samply record.
Linux: Support Jitdump in samply import perf.data without perf inject --jit.
Linux, macOS: Support /tmp/perf-[pid].map(#34 + #36, by @bnjbvr)
Linux, macOS: Support specifying environment variables after samply record.
Linux, macOS: Add --iteration-count and--reuse-threads flags to samply record.
Linux: Support symbolication with .dwo and .dwp files.
Linux: Support unwinding and symbolicating VDSO frames.
Linux, macOS: Support overwriting the launched browser with $BROWSER (#50, by @ishitatsuyuki)
Linux, macOS: Add --profile-name argument to samply record and samply import to allow overriding the profile name (#68, by @rukai)
Linux, macOS: Support Scala Native demangling (#109, by @keynmol)
macOS: Support --main-thread-only in samply record, for lower-overhead sampling
macOS, Linux: Unstable support for adding markers from marker-[pid].txt files which are opened (and, on Linux, mmap'ed) during profiling.
Linux: Support kernel symbols when importing perf.data files with kernel stacks, if /proc/sys/kernel/kptr_restrict is 0.
Android: Support importing perf.data files recorded with simpleperf's --trace-offcpu flag.

Linux, macOS: Don't discard information from processes with reused process IDs (e.g. due to exec).
Linux: Support recording on more types of machines, by falling back to software perf events in more cases. (#70, by @rkd-msw)
Linux: Fix out-of-order samples. (#30 + #62, by @ishitatsuyuki)
Linux: Fix unwinding and symbolicating in processes which have forked without exec.
Linux: Capture startup work of launched processes more reliably.
Linux: Fix debuglink symbolication in certain cases. (#38, by @zecakeh)
Linux: Fix stackwalking if unwinding information is stored in compressed .debug_frame sections. (#10, by @bobrik)
macOS: Fix symbolication of system libraries on x86_64 macOS 13+.
Android: Allow building samply for Android. (#76, by @flxo)
macOS: Fix Jitdump symbolication for functions which were JITted just before the sample was taken (#128, by @vvuk)
macOS, Linux: More reliable handling of Ctrl+C during profiling.
macOS: Support recording workloads with deep recursion by eliding the middle of long stacks and not running out of memory.
x86_64: Improve disassembly of relative jumps by displaying the absolute target address (#54, by @jrmuizel)
macOS: Use yellow instead of blue, for consistency with Linux which uses yellow for user stacks and orange for kernel stacks.