small timer class to get execution timings of applications Ref: http://osr600doc.sco.com/en/SDK_c++/_Measuring_Program_Execution_Tim.html For windows, this becomes http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic24685.htm with some code #include <windows.h> // code long int before = GetTickCount(); More...

#include <ExecutionTimer.h>

Public Member Functions
	ExecutionTimer ()
	Constructor.

	~ExecutionTimer ()
	Destructor.

double	GetCurrentTime ()
	Gets current calender time, converted internally from time_t object to double (in seconds)

void	StartTimer ()
	starts the timer (and resets the previous elapsed time to 0)

void	StopTimer ()
	stops the timer (and computes the latest elapsed time)

float	GetElapsedUserTimeInSeconds ()
	gets user time (the CPU time spent executing the user's code) in seconds

float	GetElapsedSystemTimeInSeconds ()
	gets system time (the CPU time spent by the operating system on behalf of the user's code) in seconds

float	GetElapsedRealTimeInSeconds ()
	gets real time (elapsed, or ``wall clock'' time) in seconds

void	PrintTimeAsUserAndSystemTimes ()
	print elapsed times (user, system and real) on command line

Detailed Description

small timer class to get execution timings of applications Ref: http://osr600doc.sco.com/en/SDK_c++/_Measuring_Program_Execution_Tim.html For windows, this becomes http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic24685.htm with some code #include <windows.h> // code long int before = GetTickCount();

// Perform time-consuming operation long int after = GetTickCount(); cout << "Execution Time : " << ( after - before ) << " ms."

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Public Member Functions