FrameSample

namespace Griff.Runtime;

public struct FrameSample

What one frame the screen showed cost, in milliseconds: the whole frame (from the last one shown to this one), and of it, the game’s steps, building the picture to draw (SceneRenderer) and drawing it. The rest of the frame is time the game had to spare, waiting for the screen. Allocated is the garbage the frame’s work made (the bytes it allocated, which the garbage collector will have to clear up), and Collections how many times the garbage collector ran during it.

Properties

Allocated

public long Allocated { get; init; }

BuildMs

public float BuildMs { get; init; }

Collections

public int Collections { get; init; }

DrawMs

public float DrawMs { get; init; }

Draws

public int Draws { get; init; }

FrameMs

public float FrameMs { get; init; }

StepMs

public float StepMs { get; init; }

Steps

public int Steps { get; init; }

WorkMs

public float WorkMs { get; }

The work the frame took: its steps, building and drawing.

Methods

Deconstruct

public void Deconstruct(out float FrameMs, out float StepMs, out float BuildMs, out float DrawMs, out int Steps, out int Draws, out long Allocated, out int Collections)

Equals

public override bool Equals(object obj)

Equals

public bool Equals(FrameSample other)

GetHashCode

public override int GetHashCode()

ToString

public override string ToString()