Aleksandar Kuktin wrote:
# ... yada yada yada ...
} 2>&1 | tee $SDIR/logs/$PROGRAM.log
time_elapsed=$(grep 'Elapsed Time' $SDIR/logs/$PROGRAM.log | \
sed 's/^\([[:digit:]]\+\)\..*$/\1/');
# ...
echo "SBU: $(($time_elapsed / $standard_sbu))"
But no matter, the
infomation we need is inside the log file, so you just make a second
pass over the log file when all is done and extract the result.
Right. In my case, I happen to know that the line I need is the last
one in the current log, so I use
buildtime=`tail -n1 $log|cut -f1 -d" "`
Note that the time output honors the TIMEFORMAT environment variable, so
I am using TIMEFORMAT="%1R Elapsed Time - $TITLE", so I get for output
something like '123.4 Elapsed Time - some title'
I then use bc to do the math and that gets a bit more accuracy, which
helps especially for the packages that are less than 1 SBU.
sbu=`echo "scale=3; $buildtime / $base_sbu" | bc`
-- Bruce
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