Get milliseconds for job to run in code without Complete()

Is there a way to time how long a job takes to run without completing it early outside of the editor and in release?

 

You can attach the profiler to builds.

 

Sorry I should have clarified; I'd like to get this data in the code.

 

I'm not sure about your use case but i was curious and this seems to work fine

Code (CSharp):

1.         private Sampler sampler;
2.  
3.         /// <inheritdoc/>
4.         protected override void OnCreate()
5.         {
6.            this.sampler = Sampler.Get("NarrowPhase:ProcessBodyPairsJob");
7.         }
8.  
9.         /// <inheritdoc />
10.         protected override void OnUpdate()
11.         {
12.             if (this.sampler.isValid)
13.             {
14.                 Debug.Log(this.sampler.GetRecorder().elapsedNanoseconds);
15.             }
16.         }

Basically just pulling out the profiler data. This will only work in development builds (and the editor.)

 

Thanks @tertle that looks like a great start.

I believe that Unity profiler can't connect to a release build? And you mention that the code above won't work in a release build.

I'm used to only profiling release builds when working outside of Unity, after all you might be profiling and finding performance issues where there are none. Is there no way to achieve this with the Unity profiler (or via code instrumentation for jobs)?