Hi,
I have a heap profile that shows that many allocations are generated in a 
function that runs in a go routine. Unfortunately, I can't see the 
caller(s) to this function, implying I cannot detect the one holding the 
reference (and causing the mem leak).
1. Can I extract this information from the heap profile?
2. If not, can I take a heap profile that will gather this info?
3. Why isn't this info available by default? When the go routine is 
created, the runtime has all necessary context to indicate the trace call 
and forward it, shouldn't it always be the behavior?

Thanks.

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