At the start of the program I do:

if *profiler != "" { fprof, err := os.Create(*profiler) if err != nil { log.Fatal("Can't open profiler file:", err) return } pprof.StartCPUProfile(fprof) defer pprof.StopCPUProfile() }

The program works 2 minutes, then it ends regularly. CPU load 30-40%. Profile file weighs 695K. When I try to see who is eating the processor, I get:

 go tool pprof -text sm-1.prof 22.63s of 22.63s total ( 100%) flat flat% sum% cum cum% 22.63s 100% 100% 22.63s 100%

those. no detail.

Go 1.5.1, OS Linux x86_64

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    go tool pprof should be called, specifying a binary as the first argument. Those.

     go tool pprof ./sm-1 sm-1.pprof