In message: <15963.57541.244513.169979@montanaro.dyndns.org>
Skip Montanaro <skip@pobox.com> writes:
>
>It's probably somewhat invalid to equate number of system calls with
>application runtime. I redumped my last ktrace file just now with
>timestamps. Here are some computed intervals:
>
> interval time
> -------- ----
> start -> open hammiefilter.pyc 0.071
> open hammiefilter.pyc -> open hammie.db 0.516
> open hammie.db -> close hammie.db 0.084
> close hammie.db -> program end 0.011
This is good info. Can you add in the time intervals between
loading each of the modules? That might point out which modules
are actually expensive (or if it's none in particular).
- Alex
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