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i*s
1
Anyone knows how to make an accurate C++ timer,
one that is accurate and not susceptible to
multi-core and CPU stepping, etc.? Thanks!
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x*h
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Absolutely accurate c++ timer cannot be got at windows and linux.
In windows, try to use queryperformance*()
sorry, I cannot remember exact function name.
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i*s
3

Then what is the most accurate method under Linux?
With the rdtsc instruction, we can get cycles, but
it's not working with CPU stepping.
How is gettimeofday() implemented?

【在 x*********h 的大作中提到】
: Absolutely accurate c++ timer cannot be got at windows and linux.
: In windows, try to use queryperformance*()
: sorry, I cannot remember exact function name.

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p*o
4
getrusage?

【在 i*****s 的大作中提到】
:
: Then what is the most accurate method under Linux?
: With the rdtsc instruction, we can get cycles, but
: it's not working with CPU stepping.
: How is gettimeofday() implemented?

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d*2
6
You can also use PAPI, using PAPI_get_real_usec. Though under linux it
requires kernel patch.
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