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Interpretation of Execution statistics[Cumulative Time] [message #651940]

Wed, 02 February 2011 02:35

Shailesh Charati
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Registered: February 2011

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I have profiled an eclipse application and having hard time interpreting results.

I have applied a filter so that only packages of my interest are shown in the execution statistics.For one of the packages I see that the cumulative times of the classes underneath it do not add up to the cumulative time of the package.I think they should.

Can some one throw some light on it ? If it's a legitimate case then what scenario can cause this ?

Thanks in advance,

-Shailesh

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Re: Interpretation of Execution statistics[Cumulative Time] [message #654032 is a reply to message #651940]

Sun, 13 February 2011 05:25

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Messages: 3
Registered: February 2011

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Hello!

Despite what is stated in the help ("The summed cumulative time for the classes in the package") the cumulative time for package can not be obtained by just arithmetical addition.

If you configure collector to collect data only of your single package and if the package consists of two classes X and Y where Y is delegate of X then all cumulative time of Y is already included in X.

Thus, the total cumulative time will be equal not to the arithmetical sum but rather to the cumulative time of X

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