<Corbin>
I think I want to get rvmprof to notice when I'm in "native" code. Like, some of my so-called "primitive" operations are actually implemented by non-trivial helper functions, and I want to know if I'm spending time in the helpers or in bytecode (stack shuffling, etc.)
<Corbin>
Would I make one single wrapper code object for this? Some sort of `class WrappedPrimitiveOp`? Or should I wrap each helper individually? I recall getting this wrong last time.
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