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I need to count the time it takes a function to complete in Java. How can I do that? Note: I want to count the time a function takes, not the time the full program takes.
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Long start = System.nanoTime(); methodToBeTimed(); long elapsedTime = System.nanoTime() - start; System.nanoTime should be used to accurately measure the delta between two times for microbenchmarks... .
If you want to get current time, use java.util.Date.
The other highly-awaited series has finally got underway. With the Australia-India series and the Sri Lanka-South Africa series disappointing in terms of the entertainment quotient, it's up to Pakistan and England to do better. Dubai's weather was like...
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Only if we could add even to take the big wicket of Cook who....
Far have been shot out for a less but I'll take this score on this wicket.
England Lions ...
The title please, Pakistan didn't take the honors, they mauled England today.
(I've tried this in MySql) I believe they're semantically equivalent. Why not identify this trivial case and speed it up?
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For large tables it takes ages.
Engine, TRUNCATE acts just like DELETE without a WHERE clause: i.e .
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When I "junit" some class, compilation in Idea takes about 4-5 sec. In Eclipse it takes milliseconds. What should I do to speed up Intellij Idea compilation for tests?
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I don't have IntelliJ in front of me but could it be that IntelliJ is set to do a clean compile before it runs the tests where Eclipse is set to do a make (I.e only compile changed classes) Just a thought Eclipse compiles on the fly (on save), so it ... .
HI guys, I have designed a windows service in C# and it takes time to start(60-70 sec).I was wondering does it generally take that long to start or it is my code which is taking that much time. I have two threads which runs every 6 seconds and 1 minute...
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If your service does alot of work during startup ( service.OnStart ), it will take a long time.
Calling System.gc() requests that garbage collection takes place, and isn't guaranteed. The part about it not being guaranteed is interesting to me: can someone explain the exact process that takes place when you make this call?
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Will take place, because there are no guarantees that the JVM supports garbage collection (I don't.
After selecting the workspace, eclipse takes about 10 minutes to initialize? What could be the problem?
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There Try to Reinstall it if none worked Or simply Increase your RAM Eclipse shouldn't take this long.
Why System.Boolean takes 4 bytes even if it just stores one state TRUE or FALSE; which may be stored less than 4 bytes?
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As an example, an array of Nullable<bool> s takes only 2 bytes.
Just for alignment isn't always present.
Where'd you get that? System.Boolean takes only 1 byte.
Are much more efficient to manipulate.
Example: A function that takes a function (that takes a function (that ...) and an int) and an int. typedef void(*Func)(void (*)(void (*)(...), int), int); It explodes recursively where (...) . Is there a fundamental reason this can't be done or is there...
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To a function returning void, and which takes one // argument of type 'pointer to a function returning.
Where does 'pkg-config' takes its information from? What files do I need when building a .deb package ?
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Http://linux....
So I guess I just need to drop '.pc.' files in those directories when I am building a .deb package .
I found the info whilst poking around: I did pkg-config --debug dbus-1 and I got: /usr/lib/pkginfo /usr/share/pkgconfig a lot of times.. .
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