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# The above defines a range based on the address of local_symbol.
# Any line which starts with a # is a comment.
1 us 20 us
10.1 ms 100.6 ms
3.55 s
6.77 s
# us microseconds
# ms milliseconds
#
s seconds
#
# The above are the only abbreviations allowed.
# and the units abbreviation is required.
1 us 10 us
10.1 us 100 us
100.1 us 500 us
500.1 us 1 ms
1.001 ms 5 ms
5.001 ms 10 ms
10.1 ms 20 ms
20.1 ms 40 ms
40.1 ms 80 ms
80.1 ms 160 ms
160.1 ms 320 ms
320.1 ms 640 ms
640.1 ms 1.2 s
4-8 Performance Measurements
Time Range File Format. Time range files may contain
comments and time ranges in units of microseconds (us),
milliseconds (ms), or seconds (s). An example time range file is
shown below.
The space between the
Selecting Duration Measurements
Activity measurements are selected when the
"performance_measurement_initialize" command is entered with
no options, with just a file name, or with the global or local symbol
options. You must enter one of the following commands to select
a duration measurement.
performance_measurement_initialize duration
<RETURN>
performance_measurement_initialize <FILE>
duration <RETURN>
When no user defined time range file is specified, the following set
of default time ranges are used.
number
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