Attach an event handler to a StopWatch
I would like to attach an event handler to a Stop Watch. Can someone please provide a code snippet in C# or VB? I'v Bing'd it with no luck. ...
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iPhone UIView Sizing & Image Drawing
I'm developing a custom UIView component. It's a simple little stopwatch, with PNG graphics for all the digits. There are lots of tutorials around, so I'm figuring most of it out on my own. But I have two questions: First of all, the component will always have a particular size (141 x 32), but I don't know how to specify that from withi...
Capturing the executing time between 2 statements Java?
I want to capture the time take to go from statement A to Statement B in a Java class. In between these statements there are many web service calls made. I wanted to know if there is some stop watch like functionality in java that i could use to capture the exact time? Kaddy ...
Performance of .Net function calling (C# F#) VS C++
Since F# 2.0 has become a part of VS2010 I take an interest in F#. I wondered what's the point of using it. I'd read a bit and I made a benchmark to measure functions calling. I have used Ackermann's function :) C# sealed class Program { public static int ackermann(int m, int n) { if (m == 0) return n + 1; ...
Can the .NET Stopwatch class be THIS terrible?
I'm making an app that needs some pretty tight timing and the Stopwatch class is the perfect solution. However, I noticed sometimes, when running on a small panel PC, the Stopwatch values veer way off. I added some debug printouts that monitor the value of the stopwatch every 200 ms or so: 0:00:197 0:00:502 0:00:702 ... 0:03:...
C# Stopwatch shows incorrect time
I have seen other user posts which show Stopwatch measuring time spent in "Thread.Sleep(5000)" to be around 5000ms. But my program produces the following results for (int i = 0; i < 20; ++i) { Stopwatch sw = Stopwatch.StartNew(); DateTime start = DateTime.Now; Thread.Sleep(5000); ...
How do I measure time in C?
I want to find out for how long (approximately) some block of code executes. Something like this: startStopwatch(); // do some calculations stopStopwatch(); printf("%lf", timeMesuredInSeconds); How? ...
Write stopwatch application in Blackberry, how to make it run more accurate
My app has a feature like the BlackBerry Stopwatch application: A label displaying the time, updated every 100 milliseconds. I've used a separate thread for a Timer which schedules a TimerTask to update the label. Everything works fine, but I've noticed the the stopwatch in my app runs a little bit slower than the built-in BlackBerry...