21:32:50luisShinmera: sadly this is on top of 2.0.2. Hope to port it to master soon. I'm happy to share it with you. It might even work as is on master, actually, but I haven't tried it yet.
21:38:38ShinmeraTo be clear, too, I don't need it on Windows.
21:40:11luisflip214: it uses sb-sprof data so it's SBCL-specific in that sense.
21:43:32luisShinmera: right, this bit shouldn't be windows-specific. Can't you use clim-flamegraph?
21:44:43ShinmeraPossibly, if I can figure out how to use it again :)
21:47:37luisShinmera: https://plaster.tymoon.eu/view/3537 just in case you're bored or something. Exporting to the original flamegraph.svg format might be interesting too, but the Firefox Profiler is much nicer in terms of filtering features, etc.
21:49:08luisIf you can avoid being nerd snipped by the misparsing of #\" by plaster, that is.
23:38:38AmateurLisperIs there a way in SBCL to see how much RAM is available before the stack will be exhausted?
23:51:39ShinmeraWhat do you hope to do with this information?
23:57:10AmateurLisperTrying to make sure I have room in RAM before sorting a list all the files in a file system by size. Unfortunately I'm running into machines with more than 6 million files.
23:57:24AmateurLisperOf course after I asked, I found a better way to do what I was trying to do.
23:57:32Shinmera? why would the stack matter for that
23:58:12AmateurLisperThe way I was doing it was exhausting the stack because I had some stuff in the list that was not necessary.