Programmatic timing of execution using profiler
Martin Christensen
knightsofspamalot-factotum at gvdnet.dk
Fri Dec 27 20:36:53 EST 2002
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Howdy!
I have written a keyword-based search engine in Python and am running
some experiments which I want to time. The Python profiler seems to be
better for this purpose than both the clock-on-the-wall method and
systime1 - systime0. However, I am having some problems automating the
process. A simplified example is given in the following code:
##########
import profile
def test(niftyobject, x):
# Do some test stuff.
# ...
pass
def runtests(niftyobject, testcases):
for i in testcases:
# Run a test and write the profile info to a file.
profile.run(('test(niftyobject, %s)' % str(i)), ('%s.prof' % str(i)))
# ^^^^^^^^^^^
runtests(someobj(), [1, 5, 10, 'a'])
##########
Here I get a NameError on niftyobject, which the profiler does not
recognise as being defined.
If anyone can suggest a way to get this running, or possibly a better
way of measuring execution time, I would be grateful, even more so if
replies be speedy... Deadline, thou art a harsh mistress! :-)
Martin
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