Flame graphs are a visualization of hierarchical data, created to visualize stack traces of profiled software so that the most frequent code-paths to be identified quickly and accurately. It basically visualizes a collection of stack traces (aka call stacks), shown as an adjacency diagram with an inverted icicle layout. Flame graphs are commonly used to visualize CPU profiler output, where stack traces are collected using sampling.

FlameGraph - Stack trace visualizer

A Rust-powered flamegraph generator with additional support for Cargo projects! It can be used to profile anything, not just Rust projects. 
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Flamegraphs are used to visualize where time is being spent in your program. Many times per second, the threads in a program are interrupted and the current location in your code (based on the thread's instruction pointer) is recorded, along with the chain of functions that were called to get there. This is called stack sampling. These samples are then processed and stacks that share common functions are added together. Then an SVG is generated showing the call stacks that were measured, widened to the proportion of all stack samples that contained them.

A Rust-powered flamegraph generator with additional support for Cargo projects! It can be used to profile anything, not just Rust projects. 

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