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Thanks for this wonderful repo - it's a pleasure to work with it.
I have a simple program that consists of two functions:
intmain() {
std::vector<float> data = preparation();
Result res = calculation(data);
}
I am only interested in metrics related to the calculation function. Can I use toplev.py in such cases? If so, how?
I know roughly how long it takes to reach the calculation function. The wiki mentions that command line argument -D and says:
We run this with level toplev, skipping the initialization phase (about 80 ms). This is a useful technique with short programs to get better measurements (I measured the initialization phase before by just printing the time at the top of the program)
However, I do not see the option D listed in the available command line arguments for toplev.py.
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Thanks for this wonderful repo - it's a pleasure to work with it.
I have a simple program that consists of two functions:
I am only interested in metrics related to the
calculation
function. Can I usetoplev.py
in such cases? If so, how?I know roughly how long it takes to reach the
calculation
function. The wiki mentions that command line argument-D
and says:However, I do not see the option
D
listed in the available command line arguments for toplev.py.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: