[once again, I sent this with the wrong origin email.] On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Linus Upson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We can use the histogram facility in chrome to collect data from a dev > channel release. It should only take a few weeks to get good data. > What exactly do we want to measure to settle on a value? Here's Hixie's suggestions: * Number of times setTimeout() or setInterval() are called with values less than 10, bucketed per value * Number of times a timeout callback runs long enough that by the time it completes another timer has already fired * Number of times the callback of a setTimeout(n) chains to a setTimeout(m), where n, m < 10 And my own addition to that last one would be, the amount of time it takes the callback to execute once. I suppose we could also count the total number of setTimeout() calls we see in order to display these values as "fractions of all setTimeout calls"? PK
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