Use custom labels library for trace correlation with OTel eBPF profiler#211
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* CMakeLists.txt * include/datadog/environment.h * include/datadog/tracer.h * include/datadog/tracer_config.h * include/datadog/tracer_signature.h * src/datadog/tracer.cpp * src/datadog/tracer_config.cpp
* include/datadog/tracer.h * src/datadog/otel_identifiers.h * src/datadog/span.cpp * src/datadog/trace_segment.cpp * src/datadog/tracer.cpp
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* CMakeLists.txt * cmake/deps/customlabels.cmake * include/datadog/tracer_signature.h * src/datadog/trace_segment.cpp
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The telemetry initialization now takes a few seconds. This delay is problematic for trace-to-profile correlation since it delays the initialization of the process storage, which the eBPF profiler checks once when it first encounters the process. * src/datadog/tracer.cpp
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Description
This PR presents a different approach to trace to profile correlation with the OpenTelemetry eBPF profiler. It uses the custom-labels library.
Motivation
We want to compare different implementations to come up with an optimal version.
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