I'm a little more curious about the application of this than is contained
at first glance in the description. Are you trying to time the entire
process or individual file deletions? If the whole process, then when you
run it from the command line, you could just do
$ time my_process.pl
and when it finishes off, you should see something like
real 0m0.004s
user 0m0.000s
sys 0m0.000s
fwiw...William
On Fri, 15 Apr 2005, Matt Frye wrote:
> > my $startTime = time;
> > while(glob('./*/Recent/*')){unlink $_}
> > print time - $startTime,"\n";
>
> Cool, thanks. Time:HiRes isn't necessary, in fact neither is adding
> stats to my perfectly effective code, but the manager wants to see
> them. Go figure.
>
> MPF
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