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◆ CS_TIMER_COUNTER_ADD
      
        
          | #define CS_TIMER_COUNTER_ADD | 
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Value:(_res.wall_nsec = _c0.wall_nsec + _c1.wall_nsec,  \
   _res.cpu_nsec  = _c0.cpu_nsec + _c1.cpu_nsec)
 
 
 
◆ CS_TIMER_COUNTER_INIT
      
        
          | #define CS_TIMER_COUNTER_INIT | 
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Value:(_t.wall_nsec = 0,  \
   _t.cpu_nsec  = 0)
 
 
 
◆ cs_timer_counter_add_diff()
◆ cs_timer_cpu_time()
      
        
          | double cs_timer_cpu_time  | 
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Return CPU time. 
Note that in the rare case that only the minimal C library clock() method is available (see cs_timer_cpu_time_method()), at least one of the cs_timer_...() functions (possibly this one) must be called upon program start for this function to be used. In addition, in this case, time may "loop" back to 0 every multiple of 2^size_t / CLOCKS_PER_SEC seconds.
- Returns
 - current CPU time usage, or -1 if unable to compute. 
 
 
 
◆ cs_timer_cpu_time_method()
      
        
          | const char* cs_timer_cpu_time_method  | 
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Return method used to return CPU time. 
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 - short description of method used to return CPU time. 
 
 
 
◆ cs_timer_cpu_times()
      
        
          | void cs_timer_cpu_times  | 
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Return separate user and system CPU times. 
Note that in the rare case that only the minimal C library clock() method is available, this function will return -1 values.
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    | [out] | user_time | current user CPU usage.  | 
    | [out] | system_time | current system CPU usage.  | 
  
   
 
 
◆ cs_timer_diff()
Compute the difference between 2 timers. 
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    | [in] | t0 | oldest timer value  | 
    | [in] | t1 | most recent timer value | 
  
   
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 - last - first timer value. 
 
 
 
◆ cs_timer_time()
Return a timer's value. 
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 - timer structure. 
 
 
 
◆ cs_timer_wtime()
      
        
          | double cs_timer_wtime  | 
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Return Wall clock time. 
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 - elapsed time from first call of a function of the cs_timer_...() series, or -1 if unable to compute. 
 
 
 
◆ cs_timer_wtime_method()
      
        
          | const char* cs_timer_wtime_method  | 
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Return method used to return wall clock time. 
- Returns
 - short description of method used to return wall clock time.