JML
05-06-2002, 03:04 AM
Hi,
I spotted the following calculation in CPWs source code (cpw_perftracker.c), and I'm wondering if this is an accurate way of calculating the average time spent in a section:
if ( pmark->average == false )
pmark->ticks = pmark->ticks + ( cpw_localhost_hpcount() - pmark->entered );
else
pmark->ticks = ( pmark->ticks + ( cpw_localhost_hpcount() - pmark->entered ) ) * .5;
Shouldn't the pmark->ticks be weighed according to the number of calls made to the section?
TIA
Jean-Marc.
I spotted the following calculation in CPWs source code (cpw_perftracker.c), and I'm wondering if this is an accurate way of calculating the average time spent in a section:
if ( pmark->average == false )
pmark->ticks = pmark->ticks + ( cpw_localhost_hpcount() - pmark->entered );
else
pmark->ticks = ( pmark->ticks + ( cpw_localhost_hpcount() - pmark->entered ) ) * .5;
Shouldn't the pmark->ticks be weighed according to the number of calls made to the section?
TIA
Jean-Marc.