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When a flame graph is generated with the -out flamegraph.html option, display a legend at the bottom that explains the colours used.
It might also be an idea to say whether or not the graph was generated from wall clock time, cpu time, allocation mode, or whether the display is for the total amount of time or number of samples.
That way, when the file is shared to another person, they immediately know what type of graph it is and what the colours mean.
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@apangin
What about the colour legend?
Green is Java, yellow is C++, orange is kernel, and red is the remainder (native user-level, or kernel modules).
When a flame graph is generated with the -out flamegraph.html option, display a legend at the bottom that explains the colours used.
It might also be an idea to say whether or not the graph was generated from wall clock time, cpu time, allocation mode, or whether the display is for the total amount of time or number of samples.
That way, when the file is shared to another person, they immediately know what type of graph it is and what the colours mean.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: