Fix missing line numbers in stack traces
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Description
Should be a matter of putting debug = true in Cargo.toml.
before:
num_threads: 1, num_bytes: 100005605
tiktoken 6603873.890819601 bytes / s
huggingface 1668452.742767104 bytes / s
webtext encode tiktoken 13205 ms
webtext encode data_gym 31538 ms
webtext encode huggingface 52667 ms
base64 encode tiktoken 146 ms
base64 encode data_gym 1004 ms
base64 encode huggingface 470 ms
after:
num_threads: 1, num_bytes: 100005605
tiktoken 6605162.737709517 bytes / s
huggingface 1676763.3459086807 bytes / s
webtext encode tiktoken 13016 ms
webtext encode data_gym 31160 ms
webtext encode huggingface 52656 ms
base64 encode tiktoken 143 ms
base64 encode data_gym 971 ms
base64 encode huggingface 470 ms
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Inspect Cargo.toml and confirm how its debug setting affects generated stack traces. Set debug = true, then reproduce the reported run and verify that stack traces include line numbers; the benchmark output in the issue provides the comparison context.
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- rust
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- build-system
- Issue type
- Bug
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