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Nov 20th, 2011, 05:03 AM
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How to accurately time code execution
Hi
At the moment I use gettickcount to time how long it takes for code to execute. Then I realised that this measure is only a guide rather than an accurate measure as it can be influenced by the total number of applications open at the same time. For example if I time my code execution while I do not have any other applications open it is much faster than if it is executed while I have 20 other applications open that are all simultaneously and actively using processor time.
Is there a way to determine the amount of processing time that was used to just execute my code (not other applications executing simultaneously)?
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