Ohhhh my most grovelling apologies.
The numbers in my original posting are hopelessly and horribly wrong
The correct numbers are in the table below
And my question becomes:-

(Parts B. and C. of the table below, show that there were differences between the two computers in the lists of subroutines in nytrpof/index.html
Could this be because I failed to give podbrowser the same task in the two computers?)

Result of running perl -d:NYTProf /usr/bin/podbrowser on 2 computers "Sheep" and "Tiger"
Data are "Inclusive Time" (ms); from the tables nytrpof/index.html
A. Subroutine Tiger Sheep (Sheep /
. / Tiger)
Gtk2:: main 14,300 74,100 5.2
main:: search_input_changed 49.9 47,200 945.9
main:: toggle_mod_tree 39.6 685.0 17.3
Gtk2:: main_iteration (xsub) 39.4 393.0 10.0
Gtk2::TreeStore:: append (xsub) 9.9 236.0 23.8
Gtk2::TreeStore:: set (xsub) 14.3 223.0 15.6
Gtk2::GladeXML:: new (xsub) 36.0 184.0 5.1
main:: generate_index 24.8 176.0 7.1
Gtk2::Ex::PodViewer:: load_function 34.1 128.0 3.8
main:: CORE:match (opcode) 19.4 123.0 6.3
utf8:: SWASHNEW (recurses:... 163.0 115.0 0.7
. ...max depth 1, inclusive time .. mu s)
.
B.Inclusive times from Sheep's nytrpof/index.html (Not found in Tiger)
. Subroutine ... Sheep ...
Gtk2::Ex::Simple::TiedList:: PUSH … 25,700 …
Gtk2::ListStore:: clear (xsub) … 21,100 …
Gtk2::ListStore:: append (xsub) … 19,400 …
Gtk2::ListStore:: set (xsub) … 5,920 …
.
C.Inclusive times from Tiger's nytrpof/index.html;(not found in Sheep)
. Subroutine Tiger ... ...
Gtk2::Ex::PodViewer::Parser:: CORE:readline (opcode) 506.0 … …
Gtk2::Widget:: show (xsub) 14.6 … …
Gtk2:: init (xsub) 10.1 … …
Gtk2::IconTheme:: has_icon (xsub) 8.9 … …

In reply to Re^2: Profile figures for /usr/bin/podbrowser suddenly running very slowly by RCH
in thread Profile figures for /usr/bin/podbrowser suddenly running very slowly by RCH

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