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- TIMEIT will allow you to determine how long a program or DOS command
- takes to execute. Simply type TIMEIT before your program name.
- For example, to time the IBM Sort utility you would specify:
- TIMEIT SORT < TEST.DTA > TEST.SRT
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- Please note that the "<" and ">" count as parms.
- Timeit instructions:
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- Syntax : TIMEIT PROGRAM.NAM [PARM1] [PARM2] [PARM3] [PARM4]
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- Example:
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- TIMEIT DIR *.PAS
- ....AFTER DIRECTORY PRINTS YOU WILL SEE....
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- Time stats for dir *.pas
-
- Start Time: 06:07:01.21 pm Sunday, September 01, 1985
- Stop Time: 06:07:14.23 pm Sunday, September 01, 1985
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- Elapsed Time: 13.02 seconds
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- TIMEIT is released to the public domain by Jack Means
- 1612 East Oakland, Bloomington, Illinois, 61701