About

TimerH is a compact C++ library used for timing code and formatting time. It supports precision up to a nanosecond.

License

TimerH was created by UnexomWid. It is licensed under the MIT license.

Usage

CHRONOMETER ch;
ch = time_now();
/*
 Code to time.
*/
std::cout << "Execution Time (milliseconds): " << get_exec_time_ms(ch) << " ms";
std::cout << "\nExecution Time (formatted, nanoseconds): " << getf_exec_time_ns(ch);

Example of output:

Execution Time: 1 ms
Execution Time (formatted): 1 millisecond, 14 microseconds, 695 nanoseconds

Definitions

Name	Value
CHRONOMETER	std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::time_point

Functions

Function	Description
time_now()	Gets the current time, as a CHRONOMETER object
get_exec_time_ns(CHRONOMETER)	Gets the execution time in nanoseconds
get_exec_time_mis(CHRONOMETER)	Gets the execution time in microseconds
get_exec_time_ms(CHRONOMETER)	Gets the execution time in milliseconds
get_exec_time_s(CHRONOMETER)	Gets the execution time in seconds
get_exec_time_m(CHRONOMETER)	Gets the execution time in minutes
get_exec_time_h(CHRONOMETER)	Gets the execution time in hours
format_time_ns(uint64_t)	Formats a number representing nanoseconds as a string
format_time_mis(uint64_t)	Formats a number representing microseconds as a string
format_time_ms(uint64_t)	Formats a number representing milliseconds as a string
getf_exec_time_ns(CHRONOMETER)	Gets the formatted execution time with the precision of a nanosecond
getf_exec_time_mis(CHRONOMETER)	Gets the formatted execution time with the precision of a microsecond
getf_exec_time_ms(CHRONOMETER)	Gets the formatted execution time with the precision of a millisecond