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From: Andrew Schweitzer (a.schweitzer.grps_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-11-14 23:26:21
Using GetTickCount and GetThreadTimes on Windows XP Pro, recorded time
to execute some simple pieces of logging code in a loop. Divided by loop
iterations to get time per iteration. This is a 3Ghz Pentium. Not sure
how good these tests are, but here's the results:
results:
elapsed ms thread time ms ns / call (GetTickCount)
(GetThreadTimes) (in thread)
cout 1329 421 42100
enabled log 1469 453 45300
cout "disabled" 15 15 15
disabled log 531 531 531
Here's a little detail on tests
cout, 10,000 times, l_dw increments each loop:
cout << l_dw << endl;
enabled log, 10,000 times:
//outside loop:
enable_logs("lgTest");
//in loop:
BOOST_SCOPEDLOG(l_lgTest) << l_dw << endl;
cout "disabled", 1,000,000 times:
//outside loop:
bool l_bEnabled = false;
//in loop:
if(l_bEnabled)
{
cout << l_dw << endl;
}
disabled log, 1,000,000 times:
//outside loop:
disable_logs("lgTest"); //this not in loop
//in loop:
BOOST_SCOPEDLOG(l_lgTest) << l_dw << endl;
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