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previously, ofGetElapsedTimef() was being used twice, with the two values being subtracted. This is incorrect, since the call to of::priv::initutils() will zero the internal time counter for us.
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Closing this since another simpler solution was merged already |
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The commandLine project generator was reporting large, negative elapsed times:
This was due to the fact that OF's start time values are being set in this call to
initutils()after the start time had been recorded. Since these calls were so close together, I thought it simplest to use only oneofGetElapsedTimef(), and letinitutils()mark the start time for us.The project generator now outputs: