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fortio has so many features that -h
or the README.md or the web UI are not making for an easy onboarding or discovery of all it can do and how to best use it
default values of many flags too (like now using -a -uniform -nocatchup
being more or less required for serious use etc
for now I added these to https://github.com/fortio/fortio/wiki/FAQ#i-want-to-get-the-best-results-what-flags-sho
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In jlfwong/speedscope#188, I introduced
TextDecoder
as a way of avoiding performance issues with building up a huge string slowly. There are ways to make the fallback path faster and use less memory as well:From @evanw: