Hi,
I have written a large program which makes multiple calls to number of
functions (also written by me) of the program. Now, I want to know the
collective time taken by all the calls to a specific function. Is
there any way I can find this time.
Thanks in advance,
Raja Kiran Sandireddy. 11 3257
If you don't care how accurate the results are (and don't need better
precession than just seconds), you can call time() before you call the
function you want to time, and then after it returns call time() again and
subtract the values.
Yaniv
<sr*******@gmai l.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ z14g2000cwz.goo glegroups.com.. . Hi,
I have written a large program which makes multiple calls to number of functions (also written by me) of the program. Now, I want to know the collective time taken by all the calls to a specific function. Is there any way I can find this time. Thanks in advance, Raja Kiran Sandireddy.
Wow, that was a bad typo, precision.
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news:41******** @news.012.net.i l... If you don't care how accurate the results are (and don't need better precession than just seconds), you can call time() before you call the function you want to time, and then after it returns call time() again and subtract the values.
Yaniv
<sr*******@gmai l.com> wrote in message news:11******** **************@ z14g2000cwz.goo glegroups.com.. . Hi,
I have written a large program which makes multiple calls to number of functions (also written by me) of the program. Now, I want to know the collective time taken by all the calls to a specific function. Is there any way I can find this time. Thanks in advance, Raja Kiran Sandireddy.
Wow, you both top post, which is a Bad Thing.
Please stop!
"Yaniv Oliver" <yaniv (at) softlink.com> wrote in message
news:41******** @news.012.net.i l... Wow, that was a bad typo, precision.
"Yaniv Oliver" <yaniv (at) softlink.com> wrote in message news:41******** @news.012.net.i l... If you don't care how accurate the results are (and don't need
better precession than just seconds), you can call time() before you call
the function you want to time, and then after it returns call time()
again and subtract the values.
Yaniv
<sr*******@gmai l.com> wrote in message news:11******** **************@ z14g2000cwz.goo glegroups.com.. . Hi,
I have written a large program which makes multiple calls to number
of functions (also written by me) of the program. Now, I want to know
the collective time taken by all the calls to a specific function. Is there any way I can find this time. Thanks in advance, Raja Kiran Sandireddy.
sr*******@gmail .com wrote: Hi,
I have written a large program which makes multiple calls to number of functions (also written by me) of the program. Now, I want to know the collective time taken by all the calls to a specific function. Is there any way I can find this time. Thanks in advance, Raja Kiran Sandireddy.
You are essentially profiling the application. Depending on your
implementation, you can use an appropriate profiler.
On most gnu systems, you can use gprof for profiling.
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 11:50:46 +0200, Yaniv Oliver wrote: If you don't care how accurate the results are (and don't need better precession than just seconds), you can call time() before you call the function you want to time, and then after it returns call time() again and subtract the values.
clock() tends to be better suited for measuring CPU time. However even
that will have limited resolution so quick functions will probably end up
as 0 difference most of the time. As mentioned elsewhere a profiler would
be a good placed to start.
Lawrence
You can also use gettimeofday function
Subhash
On 24 Jan 2005 05:41:19 -0800, in comp.lang.c , "Subhash"
<su************ @gmail.com> wrote: You can also use gettimeofday function
Thats not a c function, its a posix one, and may not be available. Besides,
it would be offtopic here.
--
Mark McIntyre
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CLC readme: <http://www.ungerhu.com/jxh/clc.welcome.txt >
Lawrence Kirby <lk****@netacti ve.co.uk> wrote: On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 11:50:46 +0200, Yaniv Oliver wrote:
If you don't care how accurate the results are (and don't need better precession than just seconds), you can call time() before you call the function you want to time, and then after it returns call time() again and subtract the values.
clock() tends to be better suited for measuring CPU time. However even that will have limited resolution so quick functions will probably end up as 0 difference most of the time.
[OT]
If you assume that a computer is a stochastic machine, ie. function calls
are delayed in random fashion (I think it is a safe bet for ordinary
desktop computers - it's enough to move your mouse every now and then),
then statistically you could measure the time a function is executed
which is below the resolution of the time measurement if you have
enough samples (in theory at least, but it worked for me in the past
in another language).
--
Stan Tobias
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You can use the clock() function to calculate the time. Just call it
before and after the function calls and substract the two values and
devide it buy CLK_TCK which is the systems pulse time.
eg:
#include<time.h >
//other include files
void main()
{clock_t start, end;
//codes.......... ......
start=clock();
//your funcrion calls
end =clock();
printf("\n Time taken is %f seconds.\n",(en d-start)/CLK_TCK);
}
for more information use the help files in your compiler. (I used the
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