sah@chaz.acc.Virginia.EDU (Sherry Heitchew) (06/01/90)
On other UNIX machines, CDC MIPS, Sun, and Convex, I have used a timing subroutine called "etime". Is there an equivalent routine on the IBM RISC 6000 (AIX)? I am coding in FORTRAN. Thanks --------- Sherry Heitchew Academic Computing | BITNET: sherry@virginia University of Virginia | INTERNET: sherry@virginia.edu Phone: 804-924-7885
RAH@IBM.COM ("Russell A. Heise") (07/12/90)
sah@chaz.acc.Virginia.EDU (Sherry Heitchew) writes: > On other UNIX machines, CDC MIPS, Sun, and Convex, I have used a > timing subroutine called "etime". Is there an equivalent routine on > the IBM RISC 6000 (AIX)? I am coding in FORTRAN. From my understanding of the "etime" subroutine, you will find similar function with the "mclock" routine included with AIX XL FORTRAN. This routine provides the total of: a) elapsed user time of the current process, and b) elapsed user *and* system time of all child processes in 1/100ths of a second. Russ Heise, AIX Technical Support, IBM rah@ibm.com