cellmap_flow.inference.timing

Where a served chunk’s time goes.

The server starts a record when a chunk request arrives (start), the stages it passes through add their time to it (stage, add), and the server logs it when the chunk is sent (finish). The record is per thread, and the server answers each request on its own thread, so concurrent chunks keep separate records. Outside a request (blockwise, scripts, tests) no record is started, and stage and add do nothing.

Functions

start()	Begin a record for the chunk this thread is serving.
add(name, seconds)	Add seconds to stage name of this thread's record, if one is started.
stage(name)	Time the block as stage name of this thread's record.
finish()	This thread's record, {stage: seconds} in the order first timed; ends it.

Module Contents

cellmap_flow.inference.timing.start()

Begin a record for the chunk this thread is serving.

cellmap_flow.inference.timing.add(name, seconds)

Add seconds to stage name of this thread’s record, if one is started.

cellmap_flow.inference.timing.stage(name)

Time the block as stage name of this thread’s record.

cellmap_flow.inference.timing.finish()

This thread’s record, {stage: seconds} in the order first timed; ends it.