perf Namespace Reference

Classes
struct	time_t
	yes, my own time_t for convenience in the perf library More...
class	Timer
	Timer class -- just throw one of these on the stack with a unique name. More...
class	DebugTimer
Typedefs
typedef threadsafe_map < std::string, timer_rec_t * >	map_timer_t
typedef std::multimap< double, std::string >	map_time_name_t
Functions
static void *	initializeTimer (IN const char *name)
static void	updateTimer (IN void *context, IN const time_t &delta) throw ()
time_t	getNow (void) throw ()
	return time_t object containing current time
void	enableTimers (IN bool enabled) throw ()
	you can disable the timing system it is better to remove verbose timers, however!
void	getTimingSummary (OUT std::string &)
	return a string containing (human-readable) formatted timing information
void	dumpTimingSummary (IO std::ostream &)
	dumps timing summary to the given stream
Variables
static bool	s_timersEnabled = true
static map_timer_t	s_timers

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Typedef Documentation

typedef threadsafe_map<std::string, timer_rec_t *> perf::map_timer_t

Definition at line 59 of file perf.cpp.

typedef std::multimap<double, std::string> perf::map_time_name_t

Definition at line 61 of file perf.cpp.

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Function Documentation

static void* perf::initializeTimer

(

IN const char *

name

)

[static]

Definition at line 77 of file perf.cpp.

static void perf::updateTimer	(	IN void *	context,
		IN const time_t &	delta
	)			throw () [static]

Definition at line 102 of file perf.cpp.

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Variable Documentation

bool perf::s_timersEnabled = true [static]

Definition at line 64 of file perf.cpp.

map_timer_t perf::s_timers [static]

Definition at line 66 of file perf.cpp.