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Re: [tor-bugs] #9403 [arm]: consider using PyPy with 'arm' where appropriate

#9403: consider using PyPy with 'arm' where appropriate
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 Reporter:  gmorehouse         |          Owner:  atagar
     Type:  enhancement        |         Status:  new   
 Priority:  normal             |      Milestone:        
Component:  arm                |        Version:        
 Keywords:  arm, python, pypy  |         Parent:        
   Points:                     |   Actualpoints:        
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Comment(by gmorehouse):

 I am occasionally seeing some exception spew in between refreshes that
 contains the text 'lsof is unavailable.'

 Got any quick URLs I could use to learn how to profile 'arm' in a quick
 and dirty way to see what it's shelling out to?

 Also, are there common (eg POSIX) system calls that are wrapped/usable in
 Python that are the equivalent of querying /proc for the information you
 need?  /proc is pretty Linux-specific.  I'd think system calls would be
 just as fast if not faster, and maybe more portable, but I'm unsure what
 information you're reading.

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