Understanding the performance results
Brian Donahue
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Hi Sergio,
Thanks for your post. The total time spent in a function is the total amount of time that the function had run, adding together the times from every occurrance of it. So the average time would be 0.0343 seconds, but that isn't to say that every time that the function was called, it took that amount of time.
If you right-click on the column headers of the results page for 'all methods', you will be offered a 'field chooser' There are three fields hidden in there by default: the average time, the maximum time, and the minimum time. You may get a more accurate picture of the function times by adding these to your results.
Thanks for your post. The total time spent in a function is the total amount of time that the function had run, adding together the times from every occurrance of it. So the average time would be 0.0343 seconds, but that isn't to say that every time that the function was called, it took that amount of time.
If you right-click on the column headers of the results page for 'all methods', you will be offered a 'field chooser' There are three fields hidden in there by default: the average time, the maximum time, and the minimum time. You may get a more accurate picture of the function times by adding these to your results.
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