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Re: Shark attributing time oddly to source
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Re: Shark attributing time oddly to source


  • Subject: Re: Shark attributing time oddly to source
  • From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2009 18:29:38 -0700

Rick Altherr wrote:

- This function is called _very_ frequently but isn't inlined. Thus, the time spent on the return is actually time spent in the epilog of the function. You options are to reduce the number of calls to the function or to inline it.
- The function runs very quickly but is also called frequently. In this case, Nyquist might require a faster sampling rate. The default is 1ms, but 100us is still reasonable. If the profile changes when using 100us, you were seeing aliasing.

Or maybe if the function is approximately synchronized to the sampling timer?


  -- GG

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