build: add release-with-debug profile, align bench with release - #36
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Adds `[profile.release-with-debug]` (release optimizations + debug symbols) for perf/flamegraph/tracing work on the 1 kHz tick loop, matching the neuromod profile pattern. `bench` now inherits `release` instead of duplicating its settings. Updates the README profiles table accordingly. Service registry unit tests already cover empty-registry, enabled-service, and disabled-service paths on the stub backend. Closes #30 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jeip7R9Nsxah5U61jcSL3d
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The changes in this PR correctly add a release-with-debug profile and align the bench profile to inherit from release, matching the documented neuromod pattern. The Cargo.toml configuration is sound (using inherits = "release" with appropriate overrides for debug symbols), and the README documentation accurately reflects these changes. No blocking issues found.
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The bench profile inheriting release also picked up strip = "debuginfo", stripping symbols from benchmark binaries and defeating profiling. Override strip = false to keep bench builds profileable while still matching release optimization levels. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jeip7R9Nsxah5U61jcSL3d
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In `@Cargo.toml`:
- Around line 69-70: Update the [profile.bench] configuration to explicitly set
debug = true, preserving the existing inherits = "release" and strip = false
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strip = false alone doesn't produce debug symbols when the inherited release profile sets debug = false. Explicitly enable debug info so bench builds are actually profileable, per CodeRabbit review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jeip7R9Nsxah5U61jcSL3d
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<violation number="1" location="Cargo.toml:55">
P2: Set `debug = true` in `[profile.bench]`. Because this profile inherits `release`, it currently keeps `debug = false`; `strip = false` preserves existing debuginfo but does not generate it, so benchmark binaries still lack symbols for profiling.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="Cargo.toml:57">
P2: The bench profile inherits `debug = false` from `release` and only sets `strip = false`, so the bench binary is built with no debug info and cannot be flamegraphed/profiled with symbols as the comment claims. `strip = false` only skips stripping; it does not enable symbol/debug generation. Set `debug = true` in `[profile.bench]` (and mirror the release-with-debug intent), or drop the 'keep debug symbols' claim.</violation>
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[profile.release-with-debug](inheritsrelease, keeps debug symbols) forperf/ flamegraphs /tracingon the 1 kHz tick loop without falling back to a full debug build, matching theneuromodprofile pattern.[profile.bench]now usesinherits = "release"instead of duplicating its settings, so it always tracksrelease.Cargo.tomlcomment block, to document the new profile and keep intent explicit.src/registry.rs) already cover the empty-registry, enabled-service, and disabled-service paths on the stub backend — no changes needed there, verified all 14 unit tests still pass.Acceptance criteria
[profile.release-with-debug]added and documentedcargo build,cargo build --release,cargo test, andcargo build --profile release-with-debugall succeedcargo testgreen without optional featuresTest plan
cargo buildcargo build --releasecargo build --profile release-with-debugcargo test(14 tests passed)Closes #30
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Add a release build profile that preserves debug symbols for performance analysis
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release-with-debugbuild option that keeps release optimizations and debug symbols for profiling, flamegraphs, and tracingImpact
✅ Profilable optimized builds✅ Debug symbols available for performance analysis✅ Benchmarks aligned with release builds💡 Usage Guide
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