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; telemetry-<bytes>.dat : One file for each datasize run by the test. The format is multi-data with one datablock for each configuration. Each row represents one resource-load in actual order. The datapoints in each row are | ; telemetry-<bytes>.dat : One file for each datasize run by the test. The format is multi-data with one datablock for each configuration. Each row represents one resource-load in actual order. The datapoints in each row are | ||
# timestamp of create | |||
# time from create to asyncOpen | # time from create to asyncOpen | ||
# time from asyncOpen to cacheEntryAvailable | # time from asyncOpen to cacheEntryAvailable | ||
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# time from responseStart to responseEnd | # time from responseStart to responseEnd | ||
I.e. referring to the Telemetry-data accumulated by nsLoadGroup, (2+3) corresponds to Telemetry::HTTP_PAGE_OPEN_TO_FIRST_FROM_CACHE alternatively Telemetry::HTTP_PAGE_OPEN_TO_FIRST_RECEIVED, and (2+3+4) corresponds to Telemetry::HTTP_PAGE_COMPLETE_LOAD. | I.e. referring to the Telemetry-data accumulated by nsLoadGroup, (2+3) corresponds to Telemetry::HTTP_PAGE_OPEN_TO_FIRST_FROM_CACHE alternatively Telemetry::HTTP_PAGE_OPEN_TO_FIRST_RECEIVED, and (2+3+4) corresponds to Telemetry::HTTP_PAGE_COMPLETE_LOAD. | ||
==== Files to work with GnuPlot (requires Gnuplot >= 4.4) ==== | ==== Files to work with GnuPlot (requires Gnuplot >= 4.4) ==== | ||
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