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Subject: Re: profiling problem

Author: martin fierz

Date: 15:00:10 02/08/02

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On February 08, 2002 at 17:29:39, Matthias Gemuh wrote:

>On February 08, 2002 at 14:39:46, martin fierz wrote:
>
>>On February 08, 2002 at 03:51:14, Matthias Gemuh wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>Timing is a complex issue.
>>>Believe the profiler.
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>>Matthias
>>
>>why? what is wrong with my simple experiment? it's so simple, i don't understand
>>what can be wrong about it. and it is real-world, whereas when it's running
>>under the profiler everything is messed up with the profiling code. personally,
>>i never believed the profiler too much, but after this, i don't believe it at
>>all...
>>
>>aloha
>>  martin
>
>
>
>Bob Hyatt explained a lot (convincingly) on this topic.
>Search the CCC archive for his postings.
>
>Matthias.

i did - can't find anything under hyatt & profiler or hyatt & profilint. but do
you really believe that a program doing

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• Re: profiling problem continued :-) martin fierz 15:03:43 02/08/02
  • Re: profiling problem continued :-) Matthias Gemuh 06:53:21 02/09/02
    • Re: profiling problem continued :-) martin fierz 13:50:22 02/09/02
  • Re: profiling problem continued :-) David Dory 00:50:27 02/09/02
    • Re: profiling problem continued :-) David Rasmussen 04:08:17 02/09/02
      • Re: profiling problem continued :-) David Dory 01:55:19 02/10/02
        • Re: profiling problem continued :-) David Rasmussen 02:04:30 02/10/02
        • Re: profiling problem continued :-) David Dory 01:57:20 02/10/02
  • Re: profiling problem continued :-) Ricardo Gibert 20:27:35 02/08/02

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