MTimer Class Reference

#include <MTimer.h>

Class Description

This class works similar to timerX MEL command.

MTimer class provides the functionality for calculating the time elapsed/consumed in executing a particular portion of the code. The portion of the code to be timed is embedded inbetween the calls to'beginTimer()' and 'endTimer()'. A call to 'elapsedTime()' gives the time spent in executing that portion of the code. The calculated time in seconds will be with 2 decimal accuracy.

Examples:

Public Member Functions
	MTimer ()
	Default class constructor.
	MTimer (const MTimer &)
	Copy Constructor. More...
	~MTimer ()
	The class destructor.
void	beginTimer ()
	The call to this function starts the timer.
void	endTimer ()
	The call to this function ends the timer.
double	elapsedTime ()
	This function returns the time elapsed between the calls to beginTimer and endTimer.
MTimer &	operator= (const MTimer &rhs)
	Assignment operator. More...
bool	operator== (const MTimer &rhs) const
	Equality operator. More...
bool	operator!= (const MTimer &rhs) const
	InEquality operator. More...
void	clear ()
	This function resets the member variables so that same MTimer object can be used to time other portions of the code.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MTimer

(

const MTimer &

src

)

Copy Constructor.

Parameters

[in]

src

the instance to copy

Member Function Documentation

MTimer & operator=

(

const MTimer &

rhs

)

Assignment operator.

Parameters

[in]

rhs

The timer to copy from.

bool operator==

(

const MTimer &

rhs

)

const

Equality operator.

Checks whether the start time and end time are same.

Parameters

[in]

rhs

The timer to compare with.

bool operator!=

(

const MTimer &

rhs

)

const

InEquality operator.

Parameters

[in]

rhs

The timer to compare with.

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

• MTimer.h
• MTimer.cpp