Modern Chrono CpuClock ProcessKernelTime

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CpuClock.ProcessKernelTime

Returns the processor time the OS has spent working on behalf of this process.

Syntax

CpuClock.ProcessKernelTime( ) as TimeSpan

Notes

• File, network and memory calls are where it grows: the time is spent in the OS, on this process's behalf.
• Invalid where the OS does not split user time from kernel time; ProcessTime still gives the total there.

Examples

#import "std/chrono"
using chrono

dim as TimeSpan k = CpuClock.ProcessKernelTime( )

if k.IsValid then
    print k.Ticks >= 0                         '' -1 (true)
else
    print "no user/kernel split here"
end if

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Library: Chrono Date and Time
Category: Date and Time (Chrono)
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