removed sitespeedio#78, the way to do it is to actually measure analy…

…ze of one page and then estimate on that, but I can only find 1 second as the smallest time value in bash for mac os x

sitespeed.io

@@ -77,31 +77,6 @@ analyze() {
  java -jar dependencies/htmlcompressor-1.5.3.jar --type html --compress-css --compress-js -o $REPORT_PAGES_DIR/$pagefilename.html $REPORT_PAGES_DIR/$pagefilename.html
 }
 
-#*******************************************************
-# Estimate the time to analyze
-# $1 the number of pages to analyze
-# $2 the number of processes that will analyze
-# $3 create images or not [true|false]
-#*******************************************************
-estimateAnalyzeTime() {
-
-analyzeTimePerPageInSeconds=22
-imageTimePerPageInSeconds=2
-
-analyzeTime=$(( $1 / $2 * analyzeTimePerPageInSeconds ))
-imageTime=0
-extraTime=$(( $1 * 0,5))
-
-if $3 
- then
- imageTime=$(($1*imageTimePerPageInSeconds))
-fi
-
-echo "Estimated time for analyze: $((analyzeTime + imageTime + extraTime)) seconds"
-}
-
-START_TIME="$(date +%s)"
-
 # All the options
 URL=
 DEPTH=
@@ -227,8 +202,6 @@ done < $REPORT_DATA_DIR/urls.txt
 
 echo "Fetched ${#result[@]} pages" 
 
-estimateAnalyzeTime ${#result[@]} $MAX_PROCESSES $OUTPUT_IMAGES
-
 # Setup start parameters, 0 jobs are running and the first file name
 JOBS=0
 PAGEFILENAME=1
@@ -303,5 +276,4 @@ if $OUTPUT_IMAGES
 fi
 
 echo "Finished, see the report $REPORT_DIR/index.html"
-echo "Time for the analyze in seconds: $(($(date +%s)-START_TIME))"
 exit 0