OSD_PerfMeter Class Reference

This class enables measuring the CPU time between two points of code execution, regardless of the scope of these points of code. A meter is identified by its name (string). So multiple objects in various places of user code may point to the same meter. The results will be printed on stdout upon finish of the program. For details see OSD_PerfMeter.h. More...

#include <OSD_PerfMeter.hxx>

Public Member Functions
	OSD_PerfMeter ()=default
	Constructs a void meter (to further call Init and Start).
	OSD_PerfMeter (const TCollection_AsciiString &theMeterName, const bool theToAutoStart=true)
	Constructs and starts (if autoStart is true) the named meter.
	~OSD_PerfMeter ()
	Destructs this meter handler. Note that the meter itself is not destructed and will be printed on stdout upon finish of the program. The meter with the name Specified in the constructor can still be used in other places of the code.
void	Init (const TCollection_AsciiString &theMeterName)
	Prepares the named meter. If the meter with such name was already created, it will be used. Otherwise, a new meter will be created.
void	Start () const
	Starts the meter. If the meter was already started, it will be reset. Note that the meter with the name specified in the constructor can still be used in other places of the code.
void	Stop () const
	Stops the meter.
double	Elapsed () const
	Returns the elapsed time in seconds since the meter was started.
void	Kill () const
	Outputs the meter data and resets it to initial state.
TCollection_AsciiString	Print () const
	Prints the data of this meter.

Static Public Member Functions
static TCollection_AsciiString	PrintALL ()
	Prints the data of all meters with non-zero elapsed time.
static void	ResetALL ()
	Resets all meters.

Detailed Description

This class enables measuring the CPU time between two points of code execution, regardless of the scope of these points of code. A meter is identified by its name (string). So multiple objects in various places of user code may point to the same meter. The results will be printed on stdout upon finish of the program. For details see OSD_PerfMeter.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

OSD_PerfMeter() [1/2]

OSD_PerfMeter::OSD_PerfMeter ( )

default

Constructs a void meter (to further call Init and Start).

OSD_PerfMeter() [2/2]

OSD_PerfMeter::OSD_PerfMeter	(	const TCollection_AsciiString &	theMeterName,
		const bool	theToAutoStart = true )

Constructs and starts (if autoStart is true) the named meter.

Parameters

theMeterName	Name of the meter. If the meter with such name was already created, and hasn't been killed, it will be used.
theToAutoStart	If true, the meter will be started immediately after creation. Otherwise, the user should call Start() method to start the meter. Note that if meter already exists, theToAutoStart == true will reset it.

~OSD_PerfMeter()

OSD_PerfMeter::~OSD_PerfMeter

(

)

Destructs this meter handler. Note that the meter itself is not destructed and will be printed on stdout upon finish of the program. The meter with the name Specified in the constructor can still be used in other places of the code.

Member Function Documentation

Elapsed()

double OSD_PerfMeter::Elapsed

(

)

const

Returns the elapsed time in seconds since the meter was started.

Init()

void OSD_PerfMeter::Init

(

const TCollection_AsciiString &

theMeterName

)

Prepares the named meter. If the meter with such name was already created, it will be used. Otherwise, a new meter will be created.

Kill()

void OSD_PerfMeter::Kill

(

)

const

Outputs the meter data and resets it to initial state.

Print()

TCollection_AsciiString OSD_PerfMeter::Print

(

)

const

Prints the data of this meter.

PrintALL()

static TCollection_AsciiString OSD_PerfMeter::PrintALL ( )

static

Prints the data of all meters with non-zero elapsed time.

ResetALL()

static void OSD_PerfMeter::ResetALL ( )

static

Resets all meters.

Start()

void OSD_PerfMeter::Start

(

)

const

Starts the meter. If the meter was already started, it will be reset. Note that the meter with the name specified in the constructor can still be used in other places of the code.

Stop()

void OSD_PerfMeter::Stop

(

)

const

Stops the meter.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• OSD_PerfMeter.hxx