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I think the timings the .json output from /timetrace might be incorrect As an example, I used this program:
#include<vector>intmain()
{
return0;
}
I ran vcperf and created both .etl and .json outputs. The json, when viewed in chrome, looks like this:
That's already a bit odd. the main.cpp file has seemingly two entries. One under the proper CL invocation, FrontEndPass etc - and one to the side. This looks much different in WPA:
In larger projects, this doesn't always happen. I couldn't quite nail the problem down but I think it has to do with the different "ph" properties of the entries. Sometimes there are double "B" entries where it almost seems as if the second should be an "E". But I'm not too familiar with the trace format.
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I think the timings the
.json
output from/timetrace
might be incorrect As an example, I used this program:I ran vcperf and created both
.etl
and.json
outputs. The json, when viewed in chrome, looks like this:That's already a bit odd. the
main.cpp
file has seemingly two entries. One under the proper CL invocation, FrontEndPass etc - and one to the side. This looks much different in WPA:In larger projects, this doesn't always happen. I couldn't quite nail the problem down but I think it has to do with the different "ph" properties of the entries. Sometimes there are double "B" entries where it almost seems as if the second should be an "E". But I'm not too familiar with the trace format.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: