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Erlang/OTP profiling: eprof vs. AdventOfCode

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Erlang/OTP profiling: eprof vs. AdventOfCode

Hi folks! New week - new topic from Ukrainian Erlanger :metal: for Erlang Battleground. In this time described profiling tool eprof which is available out of the box at Erlang/OTP. And also we talk about how this simple and great tool was help solve AdventOfCode tasks. Enjoy!

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