[Profile] add builtin Allocs.print and formatting equivalents to Profile.print #51981
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…ile.print Defines a converter for Allocs to the types implemented by Profile for printing, allowing flamegraph report generation of allocations with just the stdlib tooling. Make these methods public as well, so that users can access the documentation without getting warnings. Refs: #42768
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Defines a converter for Allocs to the types implemented by Profile for printing, allowing flamegraph report generation of allocations with just the stdlib tooling.
Refs: #42768
For old versions of Julia, you could previously get download a copy of this code that could be included as a polyfill to add this: https://gist.github.com/vtjnash/c6aa4db9dafccb0fd28a65f87d6b1adb