Re: comparing algorithm perf.

Sorry for my late thanks ;-)...

I'll give it a try.

Thierry


HASM a écrit :
Thierry MARTIN <thierry-martin@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

I see two problems with "time (1)" solution:
1. You can only monitor a "full program", and I don't want initialisations
stuff to be taken into acount in my comparison. I want to compare two
equivalent loops that are part of two distinct programs.
Both algos may take different time to initialise, I don't care about it.

Loop around the section you want to time with calls to times(2) before and
after the loop. You may need to reinitialize the data that particular code
section uses.

#include <sys/times.h>
...
struct tms start, end;
...
times (&start);
<loop here over your code>
times (&end);

then
(end.tms_utime - start.tms_utime) / (double) loop_count
will give you user time, per iteration
(end.tms_stime - start.tms_stime) / (double) loop_count
will give you system time, on your behalf.
And cutime and cstime will do the same for all children processes.

-- HASM
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