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Time delay between performance of functions

Slawa
Slawa over 14 years ago

Hi

 At me the following question: How to make a time delay between performance of two procedures (functions)? For example there is a first procedure proc1 (x=10 printf ("%d" x)) and the second procedure proc2 (x=x+10 printf ("%d" x)) How to make so that after the first procedure has transited N seconds before performance of the second?
In advance thanks

Regards,

Slawa

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

    Hi Slawa,

    Your request is not that clear (to me). Are you trying to measure the relevant performance of the two functions (in which case you could use the SKILL profiler, although you'd have to call the functions often enough to get something significant)? Or are you trying to insert a delay between the calls (you could use sleep() for this)?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

    Hi Slawa,

    Your request is not that clear (to me). Are you trying to measure the relevant performance of the two functions (in which case you could use the SKILL profiler, although you'd have to call the functions often enough to get something significant)? Or are you trying to insert a delay between the calls (you could use sleep() for this)?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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