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CpuTimer Class Reference

Simple timer for basic profiling. More...

`#include <openvdb/util/CpuTimer.h>`

## Public Member Functions

| CpuTimer (std::ostream &os=std::cerr)
| Initiate timer.
| CpuTimer (const std::string &msg, std::ostream &os=std::cerr)
| Prints message and start timer.
void | start ()
| Start timer.
void | start (const std::string &msg)
| Print message and start timer.
int64_t | microseconds () const
| Return Time difference in microseconds since construction or start was called.
double | milliseconds () const
| Return Time difference in milliseconds since construction or start was called.
double | seconds () const
| Return Time difference in seconds since construction or start was called.
std::string | time () const
double | stop () const
| Returns and prints time in milliseconds since construction or start was called.
double | stop (const std::string &msg) const
| Returns and prints time in milliseconds since construction or start was called.
double | restart ()
| Re-start timer.
double | restart (const std::string &msg)
| Stop previous timer, print message and re-start timer.

## Detailed Description

Simple timer for basic profiling.

util::CpuTimer timer;
// code here will not be timed!
timer.start("algorithm");
// code to be timed goes here
timer.stop();
openvdb::v10_0::util::CpuTimer
Simple timer for basic profiling.
Definition CpuTimer.h:67
openvdb::v10_0::util::CpuTimer::start
void start()
Start timer.
Definition CpuTimer.h:80
openvdb::v10_0::util::CpuTimer::stop
double stop() const
Returns and prints time in milliseconds since construction or start was called.
Definition CpuTimer.h:128

or to time multiple blocks of code

util::CpuTimer timer("algorithm 1");
// code to be timed goes here
timer.restart("algorithm 2");
// code to be timed goes here
timer.stop();
openvdb::v10_0::util::CpuTimer::restart
double restart()
Re-start timer.
Definition CpuTimer.h:150

or to measure speedup between multiple runs

util::CpuTimer timer("algorithm 1");
// code for the first run goes here
const double t1 = timer.restart("algorithm 2");
// code for the second run goes here
const double t2 = timer.stop();
std::cerr << "Algorithm 1 is " << (t2/t1)
<< " timers faster than algorithm 2\n";

or to measure multiple blocks of code with deferred output

util::CpuTimer timer();
// code here will not be timed!
timer.start();
// code for the first run goes here
const double t1 = timer.restart();//time in milliseconds
// code for the second run goes here
const double t2 = timer.restart();//time in milliseconds
// code here will not be timed!
util::printTime(std::cout, t1, "Algorithm 1 completed in ");
util::printTime(std::cout, t2, "Algorithm 2 completed in ");
openvdb::v10_0::util::printTime
OPENVDB_API int printTime(std::ostream &os, double milliseconds, const std::string &head="", const std::string &tail="\n", int width=4, int precision=1, int verbose=0)

## Constructor & Destructor Documentation

## CpuTimer() [1/2]

CpuTimer | ( | std::ostream & | os = std::cerr | ) |

inline

Initiate timer.

## CpuTimer() [2/2]

CpuTimer | ( | const std::string & | msg,
|  | std::ostream & | os = std::cerr )

inline

Prints message and start timer.

Note
  Should normally be followed by a call to stop()

## Member Function Documentation

## microseconds()

int64_t microseconds | ( |  | ) | const

inline

Return Time difference in microseconds since construction or start was called.

Note
  Combine this method with start() to get timing without any outputs.

## milliseconds()

double milliseconds | ( |  | ) | const

inline

Return Time difference in milliseconds since construction or start was called.

Note
  Combine this method with start() to get timing without any outputs.

## restart() [1/2]

double restart | ( |  | ) |

inline

Re-start timer.

Returns
  time in milliseconds since previous start or restart.

Note
  Should normally be followed by a call to stop() or restart()

## restart() [2/2]

double restart | ( | const std::string & | msg | ) |

inline

Stop previous timer, print message and re-start timer.

Returns
  time in milliseconds since previous start or restart.

Note
  Should normally be followed by a call to stop() or restart()

## seconds()

double seconds | ( |  | ) | const

inline

Return Time difference in seconds since construction or start was called.

Note
  Combine this method with start() to get timing without any outputs.

## start() [1/2]

void start | ( |  | ) |

inline

Start timer.

Note
  Should normally be followed by a call to milliseconds() or stop(std::string)

## start() [2/2]

void start | ( | const std::string & | msg | ) |

inline

Print message and start timer.

Note
  Should normally be followed by a call to stop()

## stop() [1/2]

double stop | ( |  | ) | const

inline

Returns and prints time in milliseconds since construction or start was called.

Note
  Combine this method with start(std::string) to print at start and stop of task being timed.

## stop() [2/2]

double stop | ( | const std::string & | msg | ) | const

inline

Returns and prints time in milliseconds since construction or start was called.

Note
  Combine this method with start() to delay output of task being timed.

## time()

std::string time | ( |  | ) | const

inline