javascript - What is the difference between JS "execution time" and "tool run time"? -


i'm trying make sense of chart pick best transpiling technique es6 es5 i'm not sure difference in "execution time" , "tool run time".

https://github.com/samccone/the-cost-of-transpiling-es2015-in-2016#raw-data

in post, author analyses use of pre-processing tools babel, typescript , webpack, tool run time refers to, how long these tools take process files.

on other hand, execution , compile times refers how long engine takes compile , execute processed javascript files.


tool run time (gathered time make <tool>)
*js execution time on page load (gathered big-rig)
*js compile time (gathered big-rig)

while both time , big-rig clis, time cli run time, , big-rig javascript files, boasting ability display information on different parts of load:

big-rig

photo their repo


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