creating "Page created in 2.1 secs" script 1

[perlone]

Hello,

I have seen on some pages that has "Page created in 1.2 seconds" and I was wondering if anyone could show me how that is done or give me some idea. Thank you so much for reading.

 

[PaulTEG]

$start=time;
# Do funky stuff
$finish=time;
$timetaken = $finsh-$start;
(@date)=localtime($timetaken);
$time_taken = sprintf("0.2d",$date[2]).":".sprintf("0.2d",$date[1]).":".sprintf("%0.2d", $date[0]);

Will give you the HH:MM:SS, but for more grnaular timings I'd look at some of the benchmarking modules on CPAN

HTH
Paul



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[perlone]

Thank You

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[perlone]

hi,

for some reason it displays like this:

0.2d:0.2d:44

how can i fix this? Thanks

 

[PaulTEG]

Apologies typo

sprintf("%0.2d", Sdate[x]);

Paul

It's important in life to always strike a happy medium, so if you see someone with a crystal ball, and a smile on their face ...

 

[icrf]

I've used Benchmark::Timer a lot:

http://search.cpan.org/author/ANDREWHO/Benchmark-Timer-0.5/Timer.pm

Simple, straight-forward interface.

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[Haunter]

Using the benchmark.pm module you can also get cpu clock cycles and really see how fast things are.


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