Actually IN means "interpreter" and OT means "other".
See $interpreterTimedNames, it is classified into 4 categories:
$interpreterTimedClasses (interpreter, evaluation, other, reclaim).
For example, "interpreter" includes "analysis, coercion, modemaps,
querycoerce, resolve".
Grep for "startTimingProcess" to see how each component is timed.
For memory statistics, it is about memory allocated in each of
these components (blocks of code).
- Qian
On 10/22/23 18:01, Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
Qian,
Storage: 1,216,256 (IN) + 1,028,097,520 (EV) + 15,961,856 (OT) + 0
(GC) = 1,045,275,632 bytes
can you give a hint how to interpret that information?
For "Time: " it seems intuitive to interpret as "time for input", "time
for evaluation", "time for output" and "total time".
But what exactly does that mean for memory?
Ralf
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