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Mac OS X running on intel I profiled an web application (cpu profiling, entire application) and I've got into a state when most of measured values are shown as '0.0 ms'. I have not execute calibration between the right measurement and the wrong.
Created attachment 29187 [details] screenshot of snapshot
You should perform calibration once more and rerun the profiling again. If some results seemed correct and other after were incorrect without any calibration between, it could be caused by some other application previously running and significantly loading the system when calibrating and running the first (correct) profiling.
I will try it but the snapshot is not count correctly I think. There is a method with total time 0.0 but its self time is measured right - 500 ms.
I have executed calibration twice and than start profiling again but the results are the same. All times except self times are zero.
You are not right that all times except self times are zero. Look at your screenshot again.
aha, I found out the first submit to the web application is measured right - all methods have some non-zero times but second and others submits are measured with the wrong values.
Is it possible to check it on some other mac on intel? If it is reproducible it should be set as p2 I think.
This seems to be JDK bug. I fixed it by installing latest (J2SE 5.0 Release 4 Developer Preview 7) JDK 1.5 on Mac OS X/Intel.
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Reverting to original Target Milestone value changed by mistake. Sorry for inconvenience.