Re: Meaning of Visual Graph with Venkman Profiler HTML output
James Ross <[email protected]>
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[email protected] wrote: > So for example if a method is listed in the range of 500-1000ms, what > does the overall size of graph represent? 500ms? 1000ms? The graphs are scaled based on the maximum end of the range (i.e. 1000ms in your example). I don't know the exact scale used, but it goes from 0 at the left to some value at the right which is constant within a block. > It may be me, but the graph as it currently exists doesn't seem to > convey much. The min/max/avg values are great, but in relation to what? The graphs very quickly convey how the average relates to the min/max times. This is particularly useful when spotting calls that are always slow, vs. ones that are only slow a small fraction of time, for example. -- James Ross <[email protected]> ChatZilla Developer