Am Montag, 31. Januar 2011 00:57 schrieb Paul Ishenin: > 31.01.2011 0:26, Sven Barth wrote: > > Timings without that change: > > > > Run 1: > > > > real 1m3.461s > > user 0m45.957s > > sys 0m4.590s > > > > Timings with that change: > > > > Run 1: > > > > real 1m8.919s > > user 0m46.597s > > sys 0m4.166s > > But previously you gave 2 minutes values. > AFAIK, the "real" time is pretty meaningless. It just says how much time passed between prg start and prg end. The "user" time is the interesting one. It says how much processor time the prg used actually doing something instead of waiting to be sheduled by the OS. That's why a multithreaded app on a multi-core can have higher user time than real time.
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