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Using stream() instead of new ArrayList doesn't change much. |
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Just a note, async-profiler has this feature and it seems to work well there. I am not sure whether it is something they do in the native binding or if it's something they do to post-process, but it helps unify multiple "essentially identical" stacks when they differ only by LambdaForm frames, which is critical for profiling heavy invokedynamic-using libraries and languages (like JRuby). I'll try to circle back to this and help. |
JFR tool is hiding all the hidden frames. But in JMC, Stacktrace view is still showing lot of hidden methods which is not required from the users point of view. Hence, we will be hiding all the hidden frames as part of this enhancement.
Also, we have updated some test cases also in order to get rid of hidden frames which were expected by the test cases.
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