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The runtime analyzer collects samples (how often depends on the
value of *granularity*) and stores them in a
file. This variable, whose value must be a positive integer, specifies
the maximum number of samples to be collected. Its initial value is
most-positive-fixnum (which, note, is
larger in 64-bit Lisp than in 32-bit Lisps). Fewer samples
may be collected if data collection is stopped before the maximum is
reached. For time profiles, values less than 1000 are unlikely to
produce any meaningful data, but for space profiles, statistically
valid information can result from fewer samples since every request
for memory is analyzed.
See runtime-analyzer.htm for general information on the runtime analyzer.
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The object described on this page has been modified in the 10.0 release; see the Release Notes.
Created 2019.8.20.
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