Bug #16: TimeMonNano not working properly

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Bug #16: TimeMonNano not working properly

Forum: Open Discussion

Creator: Moritz Hoffmann

Created: 2014-07-17

Updated: 2014-08-19

Moritz Hoffmann - 2014-07-17

Hi there,
I'm also suffering from bug #16 where Jamon mixes up nanoseconds and milliseconds. Would it be possible to include a patch for this in a future version? A simple workaround is to declare a field startTime in TimeMonNano shadowing the one from TimeMon. With very short measurements the average value will however stay at 0 - it is measured in milliseconds.

Otherwise, very happy with Jamon!

Best,
Moritz

https://sourceforge.net/p/jamonapi/bugs/16/

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Steve Souza - 2014-08-01

I apologize for the delay in responding. I haven't been notified lately with jamon emails for some reason and a few slipped by me.

I can look into that. I hope to make another release in jamon over the next couple weeks.

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Steve Souza - 2014-08-02

This will be released in 2.79. I changed the code and committed.

Here is the commit: https://sourceforge.net/p/jamonapi/jamonapi/ci/7f026e8eaa46df1ce98fc894678f772b099f8db7/

Last edit: Steve Souza 2014-08-03

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Steve Souza - 2014-08-19

The fix for this was released today.

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