BIS_fnc_codePerformance

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Description

Description:

Measures how much time it takes to execute given expression. Results may vary based on overall performance; use this function to compare alternative scripting approaches rather than to measure specific values. In Arma 3, window with results is opened afterwards. NOTE: For best results restart your client before conducting tests. This function uses diag_tickTime which loses its precision the longer the client runs from restart.

Execution:

call

Groups:

Uncategorised

Syntax

Syntax:

[expression(String),Any([parameters]),cycles(Number)] call BIS_fnc_codePerformance;

Parameters:

expression: String - tested expression

Any (Optional): Param(s) - passed into code (default: [])

cycles (Optional): Number - Number of cycles (default: 10000)

Return Value:

Nothing

Examples

Example 1:

testArray = []; ["testArray = testArray + [1];"] call BIS_fnc_codePerformance; testArray = []; ["testArray set [count testArray,1];"] call BIS_fnc_codePerformance; Compare two methods of adding elements into array

Additional Information

See also:

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Notes

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Notes

Posted on Mar 31, 2014 - 11:09

ffur2007slx2_5

(Environment: ArmA3 ver 1.14) Please always take advantage of the second and third parameters when running code on BIS_fnc_CodePerformance. And it is not suggested to use reserved variables under scheduled environment. E.g. ['[{a = _this}] spawn {private "_code"; _code = [_this,0,{},[{}]] call bis_fnc_param;
{_x call _code;} forEach AllUnits;};'] call bis_fnc_codeperformance; //There will be a great latency until GUI being displayed, never do like that, on the contrary, we should: ['{private "_code"; _code = [_this,0,{},[{}]] call bis_fnc_param;
{_x call _code;} forEach AllUnits;}',[{a = _this}],1000] call bis_fnc_codeperformance; //Separating all three parameters won’t have any problem.