Ashit Vora <a.k.vora@gmail.comwrote:
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Hi,
I want to find the current time stamp in micro sec precision.
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The requirement is,
my function is executed in an infinite loop.
I measure a value and check if the value computed is what i expected
9forget all this stuff).
I want to print the time stamp every time that event occurs.
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So my requirement is printing the current timestamps.
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so I can calculate the average time (in micro secs) after which such
an event occur...
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I hope I made my requirement clear.
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Can anybody pls help me with this problem.
I searched many discussion but couldn't find satisfactory answer.
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thanks in advance
There is no portable way of doing that, so you will have to use some
system-specific method to do it.
If you are using some Unix-like system, then you will probably have
gettimeofday() available. Beware though that even if it does return a value
in microseconds it will on, most systems, not be accurate to more than 10ms
or so.
If you actually need microsecond precision then whatever method you may
find, will be highly specific to your particular system and not at all
portable.
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