execution time of a macro

[Thomas GUILBERT]

Hello,

is there a simple way to calculate the execution time of a macro ?

Thanks,

Thomas.

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[Christine Labno-2]

Hello Thomas,

>is there a simple way to calculate the execution time of a macro ?

Try putting

start = getTime();

at the beginning of the macro code you wish to time and then

print((getTime()-start)/1000);  

at the end of the code.  Time is returned in milliseconds, this divides by 1000 to give runtime in seconds.

I will add this caveat from the description of getTime on the ImageJ homepage: "The granularity of the time varies considerably from one platform to the next. On Windows NT, 2K, XP it is about 10ms. On other Windows versions it can be as poor as 50ms. On many Unix platforms, including Mac OS X, it actually is 1ms. "

Hope this helps,
Christine

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Hello,

is there a simple way to calculate the execution time of a macro ?

Thanks,

Thomas.

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[Thomas GUILBERT]

Hello Christine,

Actually, it does help.
Thank you for your quick answer.

Thomas.

Le 18/05/2015 18:41, Christine Labno a écrit :

> Hello Thomas,
>
>> is there a simple way to calculate the execution time of a macro ?
> Try putting
>
> start = getTime();
>
> at the beginning of the macro code you wish to time and then
>
> print((getTime()-start)/1000);
>
> at the end of the code.  Time is returned in milliseconds, this divides by 1000 to give runtime in seconds.
>
> I will add this caveat from the description of getTime on the ImageJ homepage: "The granularity of the time varies considerably from one platform to the next. On Windows NT, 2K, XP it is about 10ms. On other Windows versions it can be as poor as 50ms. On many Unix platforms, including Mac OS X, it actually is 1ms. "
>
> Hope this helps,
> Christine
>
> --------------------------------------------
> Christine Labno, Ph.D.
> Asst. Technical Director
> Light Microscopy Core
> University of Chicago
> Office of Shared Research Facilities
> KCBD 1250 900 E. 57th St.
> [phone] (phone)
>
> ________________________________________
> From: ImageJ Interest Group [[hidden email]] on behalf of Thomas GUILBERT [[hidden email]]
> Sent: Monday, May 18, 2015 11:07 AM
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> Subject: execution time of a macro
>
> Hello,
>
> is there a simple way to calculate the execution time of a macro ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Thomas.
>
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