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ronnyek42
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I'm attempting to prove a bad practice is leading to some significant overhead.
Basically we've got thousands of classes that have an Update() method that on their own isn't terrible. The fact that thousands of classes are there that neither inherit from a common base, nor implement a specific interface, its been difficult to measure how much time in a series of interactions are spend in "update calls" in general.
I was wondering if ants has the ability to ignore namespace / assembly information and say... group *.Update() together and be able to tell me what percentage of time we're there, and how many calls are being executed there.
Basically we've got thousands of classes that have an Update() method that on their own isn't terrible. The fact that thousands of classes are there that neither inherit from a common base, nor implement a specific interface, its been difficult to measure how much time in a series of interactions are spend in "update calls" in general.
I was wondering if ants has the ability to ignore namespace / assembly information and say... group *.Update() together and be able to tell me what percentage of time we're there, and how many calls are being executed there.
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Thanks for your enquiry - I'm afraid that this isn't possible however with ANTS.