I decided to use OpenCover's own tests and use the timing value produced by Nunit itself; just like I'd expect any user who is trying to determine impact I suppose. I've also added the results from PartCover for comparison. Before I took any numbers I (warmed) the code by running the code several times beforehand.
I don't know how to interpret these results as they don't make much sense, OpenCover seemed to add on average 1.3% to the total time (which I'd expect), whereas PartCover appears to make the code go faster by 0.64%. I can't explain why the results for 64 bit seem to show that OpenCover improves performance by 13.6%.
Nunit32 | Nunit32 (OpenCover) | Nunit32 (PartCover) | Nunit64 | Nunit64 (OpenCover) | |
2.643 | 2.691 | 2.639 | 4.544 | 3.807 | |
2.629 | 2.69 | 2.611 | 4.426 | 3.753 | |
2.642 | 2.638 | 2.612 | 4.46 | 4.036 | |
Average | 2.638 | 2.673 | 2.621 | 4.477 | 3.865 |
I don't know how to interpret these results as they don't make much sense, OpenCover seemed to add on average 1.3% to the total time (which I'd expect), whereas PartCover appears to make the code go faster by 0.64%. I can't explain why the results for 64 bit seem to show that OpenCover improves performance by 13.6%.
I tried to come up with a number of reasons for the above but the results I keep getting are reasonably consistent, so I decided to post them anyway and perhaps someone else will be able to tell me what is happening.
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