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Close Your name Your email Suggestion*Declarationpublic static void BeginSample(string name); Declaration
public static void
BeginSample(string
name,
Object targetObject);
Parameters Parameter Description name A string to identify the sample in the Profiler window. targetObject An object that provides context to the sample,. DescriptionBegin profiling a piece of code with a custom label.
The Profiler displays the sample in the Hierarchy and Timeline views. The sample is nested under the events or functional calls that lead to the execution of the sampled code. For example, a sample placed in Update displays under Update.ScriptRunBehaviourUpdate in the Profiler Hierarchy and Timeline views. If you supply a targetObject, then you can click on the sample in the Profiler Timeline to select that object in the Editor (when profiling from the Editor Play mode).
Profiler.BeginSample is conditionally compiled away using ConditionalAttribute. Thus it will have zero overhead, when it is deployed in non-Development Build.
Additional resources: Profiler.EndSample, ProfilerCPU.
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