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Thanks Michael. If there is no way to get the performance of the basic pieces of an XSLT program, then how does one determine what is causing an XSLT program to run slow? For example, I have a function f that calls functions A, B, and C. The SAXON profile tool says that the total execution time for A, B, and C is 1 ms. The profile tool says that total time for f is 6 minutes. Without fine-grain profiling, I see no way to determine what is causing f to take so long to execute. Suggestions? /Roger From: Michael Kay mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx <xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2020 4:19 PM To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [EXT] Re: Tool that measures the performance of an XSLT program ata fine granularity? Short answer: no. Even instrumenting the Java code internally is virtually impossible: the more you try to probe timings at fine granularity, the more you distort things like hot-spot optimization and CPU caching that have a profound effect on performance. Heisenberg comes to mind... Remember also that execution of these constructs isn't going to be sequential. If the processor actually needs to do a run-time check that the results of random:sequence are all xs:doubles, then it's probably going to check each item as it's produced, rather than starting the checking when all the items in the sequence are available. There's also lazy evaluation to consider: there's a good chance that the processor will be evaluating the variable $hiddennodes as a "side-effect" of one of the two expressions that references it. Michael Kay Saxonica On 26 Jul 2020, at 20:36, Dr. Roger L Costello mailto:costello@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hi Folks, Here is a statement in my XSLT program: <xsl:variable name="who-list" select="random:sequence($hiddennodes * $outputnodes, 0.0, math:pow($hiddennodes, -0.5))" as="xs:double*" /> I would like to know the time required to execute each of these portions of that statement: (1) math:pow($hiddennodes, -0.5) (2) $hiddennodes * $outputnodes (3) random:sequence($hiddennodes * $outputnodes, 0.0, math:pow($hiddennodes, -0.5)) (4) Time required to assign the variable the value (5) Time required to ensure the value of the variable is a sequence of zero or more xs:double values Is there a tool that provides such fine-grain performance measurements? /Roger http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list http://lists.mulberrytech.com/unsub/xsl-list/673357 ()
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