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Changed Prober to gracefully terminate on SIGINT #163
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This is useful for running PyFlame from Jupyter Notebook, where a cell could be isolated to a separate thread prior to profiling. See also uber-archive#163
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This is useful for running PyFlame from Jupyter Notebook, where a cell could be isolated to a separate thread prior to profiling. See also uber-archive#163
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Prior to this PR PyFlame did not implement a way for the running
application to signal that profiling should be stopped. This is useful e.g.
when profiling from a Jupyter Notebook.