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Sometimes it is useful to know where a function was called from. We currently don't display this information.
In jlfwong/speedscope#188, I introduced TextDecoder as a way of avoiding performance issues with building up a huge string slowly. There are ways to make the fallback path faster and use less memory as well:
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