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Home » Community » Newbie corner » RTIMING output makes no sense to me
RTIMING output makes no sense to me [message #39554] Fri, 29 March 2013 11:10 Go to previous message
wimpie is currently offline  wimpie
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Hello,
pretty new to u++ so posting in newbie corner,

I tried RTIMING macro in some routine and got following output:
TIMING progress-sync  : 400.87 ms - 664.80 us (401.00 ms / 603 ), min:  0.00 ns, max:  9.00 ms, nesting: 1 - 603
TIMING import         : 47.19 s  - 78.26 ms (47.19 s  / 603 ), min: 44.00 ms, max: 269.00 ms, nesting: 1 - 603
TIMING read values    : 113.87 ms - 188.84 us (114.00 ms / 603 ), min:  0.00 ns, max:  6.00 ms, nesting: 1 - 603


I couldn't find any good documentation on those timing macro's and the output does not make much sense to me. It looks like it outputs a range and an average, then min/max?
but can someone explain to me why I see:
- 400.87 ms - 664.80 us (first miliseconds, second microseconds?)
- and max is 9.00 ms?
- 47.19 s - 78.26 ms (first seconds, second miliseconds?)
- max is is 269 ms?

 
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