Hands-On WebAssembly for C++ Programmers - Profiling WebAssembly

The video tutorial covers performance profiling in Emscripten, focusing on memory and CPU profiling tools. It explains how to enable and use the memory profiler to detect memory leaks and track allocations. The tutorial also discusses using the browser's CPU profiler to analyze function call times and performance bottlenecks. The video concludes with a brief overview of interpreting performance data using flame charts and a preview of the next topic on execution tracing.

What are the built-in profilers available in Emscripten for performance measurement?

How does the memory profiler provide visibility into what WebAssembly is doing?

How can enabling the memory profiler help in identifying memory leaks in a program?

Explain the significance of tracking dynamic memory size and unallocated memory.

Describe the process of using the CPU profiler in the browser for performance analysis.

What information can be gathered from the call tree in the CPU profiler?

What is the purpose of the JavaScript flame chart in performance profiling?