Re: CPU Time

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From: Sam Paolucci
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 1989 22:49

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In article <1019@sas.UUCP> walker@sas.UUCP (Doug Walker) writes:
->You don't say what compiler/assembler you are using, but if your executable
->is compatible with the standard Amiga object file format (read: not Manx)
->you should be able to use the Lattice profiler that comes with Lattice 5.0.

This does not answer my question.  The original question was how to find
out the current CPU time a program is using up.  The program itself has
to be able to determine this.  I would have thought that such a function
would have been part of the system library, since it is available on
all other multitasking (and multiuser) operating systems that I know.




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From: paolucci@snll-arpagw.UUCP (Sam Paolucci)
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Subject: Re: CPU Time
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Date: 28 Apr 89 22:49:56 GMT
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