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Hi Hank,
If you want to know percentage of elapsed time of Function A in application's running, you can get this data by doing below steps:
1. In Processed Report, know percentagei%of targetproccess in whole processes (CPU CLK % column)
2. Select target process, and click "DispalyModule for Selected Items" to display modules report. Then knowj% of target module in whole modules of this target process (CPU CLK% column)
3. Select target module, and click "Display Hotspots for Selected Items" to display hot functions. Then know k% of target function in target module (CPU CLK % column)
So, target function percentage (for whole run) = %i * %j * %k * Duration (elapsed time)
Note that we calculate this percentage, which is for all cores. If you want to know data for specific core, please switch on "Show/Hide CPU info" button...then you can calculate this for all cores respectively.
Regards, Peter
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Hi Hank,
If you want to know percentage of elapsed time of Function A in application's running, you can get this data by doing below steps:
1. In Processed Report, know percentagei%of targetproccess in whole processes (CPU CLK % column)
2. Select target process, and click "DispalyModule for Selected Items" to display modules report. Then knowj% of target module in whole modules of this target process (CPU CLK% column)
3. Select target module, and click "Display Hotspots for Selected Items" to display hot functions. Then know k% of target function in target module (CPU CLK % column)
So, target function percentage (for whole run) = %i * %j * %k * Duration (elapsed time)
Note that we calculate this percentage, which is for all cores. If you want to know data for specific core, please switch on "Show/Hide CPU info" button...then you can calculate this for all cores respectively.
Regards, Peter
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