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The standard approach is to store a pprof CPU profile with filename default.pgo in the main package directory of the profiled binary, and build with go build -pgo=auto, which will pick up default.pgo files automatically.
3. 常见命令
#### Merging profiles
The pprof tool can merge multiple profiles like this:
```sh
$ go tool pprof -proto a.pprof b.pprof > default.pgo
```
This merge is effectively a straightforward sum of samples in the input, regardless of wall duration of the profile. As a result, when profiling a small time slice of an application (e.g., a server that runs indefinitely), you likely want to ensure that all profiles have the same wall duration (i.e., all profiles are collected for 30s). Otherwise, profiles with longer wall duration will be overrepresented in the merged profile.
#### look at a 30-second CPU profile:
```sh
go tool pprof http://localhost:6060/debug/pprof/profile?seconds=30
