In Delphi, I would use timeGetTime to measure the time something takes. But how can I do that in C#?
R Ramona van Riet Jul 19, 2003 #1 In Delphi, I would use timeGetTime to measure the time something takes. But how can I do that in C#?
R Ramona van Riet Jul 19, 2003 #2 Vadym said: .NET provides class TimeSpan DateTime EventTime1 = DateTime.Now; //some event DateTime EventTime2 = DateTime.Now; TimeSpan Elapsed = EventTime1 - EventTime2; Click to expand... Thank you Vadym, that looks exactly like what I wanted.
Vadym said: .NET provides class TimeSpan DateTime EventTime1 = DateTime.Now; //some event DateTime EventTime2 = DateTime.Now; TimeSpan Elapsed = EventTime1 - EventTime2; Click to expand... Thank you Vadym, that looks exactly like what I wanted.
T Thomas Scheidegger [MVP] Jul 19, 2003 #3 try: "HOW TO: Use QueryPerformanceCounter to Time Code in Visual C# .NET" http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306979
try: "HOW TO: Use QueryPerformanceCounter to Time Code in Visual C# .NET" http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306979
R Ramona van Riet Jul 19, 2003 #4 Thomas said: try: "HOW TO: Use QueryPerformanceCounter to Time Code in Visual C# .NET" http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306979 Click to expand... That looks very good. Thank you.
Thomas said: try: "HOW TO: Use QueryPerformanceCounter to Time Code in Visual C# .NET" http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306979 Click to expand... That looks very good. Thank you.
