Weird Times, how to read them?
kdeu
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Hello!
I am currently profiling a C# application with the latest version 9.8.0.272, but the times (both CPU time and Wall-clock time) seem very confusing to me. I also found nothing that would help me in the documentation.
I am comparing two versions of the same application because (obviously) I want to the measure the performance difference. I ran two tests lasting about 25 minutes. For comparison i selected a region that is about 18 minutes long,
as shown in this screenshot:
.When looking at the times in the methods grid the following is shown: 
As we can see, Time With children (wall-clock time) in total takes 58999,818 seconds. 58k seconds / 60 are 966 minutes. How can this be as the whole region is just 18 minutes long?
CPU time is shown in the following picture:
The one method shown with 2033,469 seconds would still be 33 minutes, which is longer than the selected region (and longer as the whole test was conducted)
So obviously I am missing something (most probably reading it wrong), can you help me?
I am currently profiling a C# application with the latest version 9.8.0.272, but the times (both CPU time and Wall-clock time) seem very confusing to me. I also found nothing that would help me in the documentation.
I am comparing two versions of the same application because (obviously) I want to the measure the performance difference. I ran two tests lasting about 25 minutes. For comparison i selected a region that is about 18 minutes long,
as shown in this screenshot:
.When looking at the times in the methods grid the following is shown: As we can see, Time With children (wall-clock time) in total takes 58999,818 seconds. 58k seconds / 60 are 966 minutes. How can this be as the whole region is just 18 minutes long?
CPU time is shown in the following picture:
The one method shown with 2033,469 seconds would still be 33 minutes, which is longer than the selected region (and longer as the whole test was conducted)
So obviously I am missing something (most probably reading it wrong), can you help me?
