shambase::FunctionTimer Class Reference

Class FunctionTimer measures the time it takes to execute a function. More...

#include <shambase/include/shambase/time.hpp>

Public Member Functions
template<class Func>
void	time_func (Func &&f)
	Measures the time it takes to execute a function.
f64	func_time_sec ()
	Returns the average time it takes to execute the function.

Detailed Description

Class FunctionTimer measures the time it takes to execute a function.

The class FunctionTimer is used to measure the time it takes to execute a function. It does this by creating a Timer object and starting it before executing the function. After the function has been executed, the timer is stopped and the elapsed time is added to the total time. The total time is then divided by the number of times the function has been executed to give the average time it takes to execute the function.

Definition at line 99 of file time.hpp.

Member Function Documentation

func_time_sec()

f64 shambase::FunctionTimer::func_time_sec ( )

inline

Returns the average time it takes to execute the function.

Returns

f64 The average time it takes to execute the function.

Definition at line 126 of file time.hpp.

time_func()

template<class Func>

void shambase::FunctionTimer::time_func ( Func && f )

inline

Measures the time it takes to execute a function.

Parameters

f	The function to be executed.

Definition at line 112 of file time.hpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• shambase/include/shambase/time.hpp