process time

[yodeeps]

Gets the current time of day save it in “StartTimeW” and “StartTimeC”,
Gets the current time of day save in “EndTimeW” and “EndTimeC”,
Computes & displays the time it took to read and write the total file in:
a)CPU milli-seconds (amount of time your program used the CPU to do work)
b)Wall-clock milli-seconds (real-world time at start of program to real-world time at end of pro-gram)

[Banfa]

You haven't asked a question!

[yodeeps]

The question is that how to write the program for the statements.

[donbock]

The standard C time-functions are in <time.h>; and probably somewhere different for C++.

[yodeeps]

But i wanted the code for the starttime and the endtime of the program and the time it took to read the file.

[Banfa]

That's easy the C++ header name is <ctime> it contains the same functions as the C header <time.h>

Simply read up on the functions in that header (there is a reference here) and then write the appropriate code to implement the functionality you want.

[yodeeps]

thats wat i am not getting the code!!!!!

[donbock]

@yodeeps
The experts on this site are not going to write the code for you. You need to do that yourself. If something doesn't work right then show us the relevant code, tell us what happened and what you expected to happen.

At this point, since you don't have any code for us to look at, we're trying to point you towards the relevant library functions. You should follow the references and at least identify which of <time.h>/<ctime> functions are relevant to your problem.