Thread: how can i get the tim covered in between 2 or more statements?

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    how can i get the tim covered in between 2 or more statements?

    how can i get the tim covered in between 2 or more statements?

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    In windows API you can use GetTickCount() to recieve the amount of milliseconds since windows started. In a DOS environment you could probably use gettime(), but then you get it in the form h:m:s:hs.
    Code:
    Time1 = GetTickCount();
    DoSomething();
    Time2 = GetTickCount();
    TimeDif = Time2 - Time1;
    (All times are DWORD:s)
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    in linux?

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