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I customize Emacs a lot. Recently, I added something to my .emacs configuration that sporadically pegs my CPU at 100%, but I really don't know what it is. If I press C-g a bunch of times, eventually I'll get a message below the minibuffer asking me if I want to auto save my files and then if I want to abort emacs entirely. If I keep saying no and keeping pressing C-g, eventually I can get back to running emacs as normal. An hour or so later it will happen again. I could keep going about like I am, commenting out various things I've added recently, restarting emacs, trying to narrow down the culprit, but it's slow going. Is there a way I can profile emacs directly to figure out what lisp function is hogging the CPU?
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