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XPRBgettime

XPRBgettime

Purpose
Get the running time.
Synopsis
int XPRBgettime(void);
Return value
System time measure in milliseconds.
Example
The following provides an example of obtaining the running time for code. 
int starttime;
starttime = XPRBgettime();
 ...
printf("Time: \%g sec", (XPRBgettime()-starttime)/1000);
Further information
This function returns the system time measure in milliseconds. The absolute value is system-dependent. To measure the execution time of a program, this function can be used to calculate the difference between the start time and the time at the desired point in the program.
Related topics
XPRBgetversion.

Parent Topic BCL C library functions

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