The Call Tree mode shows you a list of all of the functions called by the selected
            function. This call tree view lets you drill into specific call traces to analyze which
            ones have the greatest performance impact. You can set the starting point of the call
            tree view by drilling down from a thread entry function to see how the actual time is
            distributed for each of its function descendants. 
         
         
         
         To show a table containing a list of functions and its descendants for the selected
            profile:
         
         
         
            - In the Execution Time view, right-click on a function and select Show
                  Calls from the menu.
            
 
         
         
         
         
            Column Descriptions
            
         
         
         
         
            - 
               Name
               
            
 
            - The name of the group or function, or self name and decorator, if applicable.
               
            
 
            - 
               Deep Time
               
            
 
            - The duration of time that the thread spends from the moment it enters, until it
               exits, the function (the sum for all occurrences, by context). The
               Time column can contain time bar and percent values.
               
            
 
            - 
               Shallow Time
               
            
 
            - The time spent in the function, excluding only descendants. 
 
            - 
               Count
               
            
 
            - The number of time function calls (the calls count). 
 
            - 
               Location
               
            
 
            - The file or line location for the function. 
 
            - 
               Percent
               
            
 
            - The value of the result of: (Deep Time/Current Total
               Time×100) 
            
 
            - 
               Average
               
            
 
            - The Deep Time column divided by the
               Count column. 
            
 
            - 
               Min
               
            
 
            - The minimum time in the function. 
 
            - 
               Max
               
            
 
            - The maximum time in the function. 
 
            - 
               Timestamp
               
            
 
            - The timestamp of the last entry to the function. 
 
            - 
               Binary
               
            
 
            - The name of the executable for the function. 
 
         
         
         
         Time columns contain the following features, which you can customize using the
            Preferences menu option:
         
         
         
         
            - 
               Time %
               
            
 
            - The value of Root Ratio for Time
               based columns, and the value of Total Ratio for the
               Own Time based columns. 
            
 
            - 
               Timebar
               
            
 
            - A visual bar occupying a percentage of the column equal to the total amount of
               time that a thread spends in a function. 
            
 
         
         
         
         Additional columns:
         
         
         
            - 
               Own Total Ratio
               
            
 
            - The value of the result of: (Own Time/Total App.
               Time×100) 
            
 
            - 
               Parent Ratio
               
            
 
            - The percentage of time for a child node compared to the parent node; not the
               total time. 
            
 
            - 
               Root Ratio
               
            
 
            - The value of the result of: Time/Root
                  Time×100 
            
 
            - 
               Binary
               
            
 
            - The name of the binary container.