aubuti;184978 Wrote:
> I've used a similar approach along with the linux `time' command to
> record scanning times under linux. Is there a DOS/Win equivalent to
> `time'? And no, I don't mean the DOS command that tells you what time
> it is, but one that tells you how long it takes to execute a given
> command. Thanks.
Run the scan from a batch file. You could use this to get the elapsed
time:
Code:
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@echo off & setlocal enableextensions
call :getTime StartTime
******* do your thing here *******
call :getTime StopTime
call :elapsedTime %StartTime% %StopTime% ElapsedTime
call :formatTime %ElapsedTime% Elapsed
echo Elapsed Time (hh:mm:ss): %Elapsed%
goto :eof
:: Return current time in 100ths of seconds
:getTime
for /f "tokens=1-4 delims=:.," %%T in ("%time%") do (
set /a %1=%%T*360000+%%U*6000+%%V*100+%%W
)
goto :eof
:: Calculate the difference between two times
:elapsedTime
:: account for passing midnight
if %2 lss %1 set /a %2+=8640000
set /a %3=%2-%1
goto :eof
:: Format a time period into hours:minutes:seconds.hundredths
:formatTime
setlocal enableextensions
set /a hr=(%1)/360000
set /a mn=(%1-360000*%hr%)/6000
set /a sc=(%1-360000*%hr%-6000*%mn%)/100
set /a hu=%1-360000*%hr%-6000*%mn%-%sc%*100
set hr=0%hr%
set mn=0%mn%
set sc=0%sc%
set hu=0%hu%
endlocal&set %2=%hr:~-2%:%mn:~-2%:%sc:~-2%.%hu:~-2%
goto :eof
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Jim
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