Evening all
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Just call me Matron - Too many handbags -
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Something strange is happening...
I've got a little test harness for benchmarking JavaScript functions - by default it executes each function 100,000 times. Naturally, I measure the overhead of the loop and the function invocation by having a benchmark which times execution of a "do nothing" function.
On Opera and Safari it appears to work as expected. On Firefox, the "do nothing" function takes longer than the functions that do things, meaning it reports negative times when the overhead is subtracted
I'm almost at the point of firing up Windows and seeing what IE makes of it...
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